Kylie Jenner, Alessandra Ambrosio and Isabelle Goulart led the glamorous front row at the Dolce & Gabbana show during Milan Fashion Week on Saturday.
While famous models stormed the runways, a number of talented models were also among the celebs in the front row during Fashion Week.
And the Dolce & Gabbana show remained unchanged: big names from the modeling industry descended on the front row, showing off their fashion achievements in breathtaking looks.
TV presenter Kylie, 26, looked glamorous in a black button-down minidress with a white collar as she sat next to actress Halle Bailey in the front row.
She kept all her essentials in a small Dolce & Gabbana handbag, showing her support for the luxury fashion house while watching the show.
The star-studded Frow also included 42-year-old Brazilian model Alessandra, who was sure to turn heads in a Dolce & Gabbana corset with a lace bodice.
She paired her incredible ensemble with black wide-leg trousers and strappy heels, and draped a satin bomber jacket over her shoulders.
At one point, she covered her eyes with skinny sunglasses before taking them off to show off her flawless makeup.
Another Brazilian model to grace Frow was Isabel, 38, who showed off her toned abs in a satin white shirt with an open, floating pattern.
She wore black wide leg pants and completed her look with a black blazer and a pair of sunglasses.
Isabelle added a few extra inches to her body in sparkly strappy heels and stowed everything she needed in her black purse.
Lady Kitty Spencer also turned heads in a very colorful leopard print jumpsuit and pointed heel boots.
The 32-year-old model draped a coordinated animal print jacket over her shoulders and let her outfit do all the talking, keeping her accessories minimal.
Maya Jama showed off her fashion icon status by getting a front row seat after being unveiled as the face of Dolce & Gabbana earlier this year.
The 29-year-old Love Island presenter wowed fans with a series of incredible outfits in the last two series and appears to have caught the eye of top fashion designers.
Maya looked incredible as she showed up in a figure-hugging black dress and joined Kylie Jenner, Alessandra Ambrosio and Isabelle Goulard in the front row.
The TV presenter’s polo-neck lycra dress showed off her toned physique and featured a slit at the hips.
Maya completed the look with thigh-high vinyl boots, cat-eye sunglasses and a matching bag.
Meanwhile, 23-year-old actress Halle, who recently appeared in The Little Mermaid, also showed off a very glamorous look as she joined star Frow.
She rocked a belted jacket-style maxi dress and completed her look with a pair of silver strappy heels.
Holly attended the event with her boyfriend, rapper DDG, who looked fashionable in a crisp white ensemble.
The catwalk was as star-studded as Frow as Isabelle took to the stage to strut her stuff alongside supermodel Niomi Campbell, Irina Shayk and Leonardo DiCaprio’s model girlfriend Vittoria Ceretti.
Dolce & Gabanna is just the latest show to attract the impressive Frow after the Fendi show in Milan attracted a host of supermodels and huge Hollywood stars.
Celebrity Frows have always attracted just as much attention as actual runway shows, and stars can be seen wearing eye-popping designer outfits.
Front row stars have always been an important part of any designer’s marketing plan, and most brands have a VIP or talent manager to coordinate their efforts.
Designers usually have to allocate about 100 seats in the front row.
Milan Fashion Week follows events in New York and London, where designers present their spring/summer 2024 creations.
At Fendi, founded in Rome in 1925 and now part of French luxury conglomerate LVMH, designer Kim Jones combined the “masculine cut” of leather coats with materials such as kid mohair that convey a “more fluid and feminine sensibility.”
Milan Fashion Week includes 62 physical shows of spring-summer collections.
It will run until September 25 and will feature shows from luxury brands such as Giorgio Armani, Prada, Dolce & Gabbana and Versace.
It also marks the debut of Sabato De Sarno as creative director of Gucci, Peter Hawkings as creative director of Tom Ford and Simone Bellotti as creative director of Bally.