Maisie Williams, Millie Bobby Brown and Rita Ora have been recognised as some of the most influential young Europeans in the world, according to Forbes magazine.
The list celebrates 300 people under 30 years old who have significantly transformed their industry - be it art and culture, technology, finance or entrepreneurship. The annual list is decided by experts and overwhelmingly successful individuals, which this year included author, editor and businesswoman Ariana Huffington and Baby Driver director Edgar Wright.
Along with Williams, Ora and Brown (who was one of the youngest on the list at just 13 years old), other Brits on the list include singers Little Mix, Zara Larsson and Dua Lipa, and actors Daniel Kaluuya (Get Out), Hayley Squires (I, Daniel Blake) and Nathalie Emmanuel (Game Of Thrones). Sports stars including boxer Anthony Joshua, cyclist Laura Kenny, French footballer Paul Pogba, and track and field Paralympian Jonnie Peacock also made the list.
When it came to fashion, 24-year-old Victoria's Secret model Barbara Palvin was included, as was Shrimps founder Hannah Weiland.
The co-founder of Monzo, Jonas Huckstein was featured on the list as were writers Dolly Alderton and Emma Gannon.
Forbes says the winners are judged on "leadership and disruption", their entrepreneurial mindset and success as well as the "likelihood of changing their field over the next half-century".
No small feat, or achievement.
Click here to see the list in full.
