She has been a dominant fixture on the catwalk this month, stomping the runways for Fendi, Marc Jacobs and Michael Kors.
And Kendall Jenner continued her sartorial domination on Friday, as she stormed the star-studded Versace SS18 show during Milan Fashion Week on Friday.
The 21-year-old supermodel flashed a peek of her toned abs in a lacy scarf-print crop top as she joined forces with Gigi Hadid and her younger sister Bella, who rocked chic Nineties-inspired looks.
Kendall looked every inch the catwalk queen in her ensemble, which featured a whimsical gold, blue and red scarf print.
Flashing her toned limbs, the 23-year-old matched her crop top to a flirty pleated miniskirt which she teamed with printed leggings and two-strap heels.
Oozing Sicilian cool in the Italian fashion house’s garments, Jenner finished off her look with an irreverent printed neckerchief and a mini doctor’s bag.
Sartorial maverick: Gigi rocked an ornate black shift dress, before slipping into an off-the-shoulder creation
Legs for days: Gigi showcased her lithe limbs in an Eighties-inspired Bardot blazer dress and embellished thigh high boots
Letting her dress do the talking: Gigi kept her styling simple, wearing her blonde hair in a sleek middle-parting and framing her pretty features with minimal make-up
It’s in her genes: Bella, 20, rocked a boxy cropped denim jacket with decadent gold buttons over her printed minidress
Pretty in prints: Bella exuded Nineties cool in a thigh-grazing scarf-print minidress and leopard print boots
Ready for her close-up: Bella framed her striking green eyes with iridescent metallic shimmer and plumped her pout with a slick of taupe lipstick
Meanwhile, Gigi, 22, showcased her lean limbs in a thigh-grazing minidress boasting ornate gold embroidery, while Kaia Gerber – the 16-year-old daughter Cindy Crawford – stunned in yellow animal print.
Hot on their tails was Bella, who exuded Nineties cool in a thigh-grazing scarf-print minidress and leopard print boots teamed with a boxy cropped denim jacket.
The 20-year-old framed her striking green eyes with iridescent metallic shimmer and plumped her pout with a slick of taupe lipstick.
Meanwhile Claudia Schiffer, 47, Naomi Campbell, 47, Helen Christensen, 48, Carla Bruni, 49, and Cindy Crawford, 51, all returned to the catwalk together.
Here come the golden girls: (From left) Carla Bruni, Claudia Schiffer, Naomi Campbell, Cindy Crawford and Helena Christensen returned to the catwalk
Reuniting: The models walked designer Donatella Versace down the runway as they closed the show on Friday
They’re back: The models arrived on stage on a platform, before strutting down the catwalk
Here come the golden girls: (From left) Carla Bruni, Claudia Schiffer, Naomi Campbell, Cindy Crawford and Helena Christensen returned to the catwalk for Versace women’s Spring/Summer 2018 fashion collection on Thursday
Fashion moment: The women sashayed back up the runway as guests whipped out their phones to capture the iconic reunion
Showing the young guns how it was done, fashion’s golden girls arrived on the stage on elevated platforms, before closing the show in front of baiting fashion fans.
The stunning supermodels – who were at the height of their game in the Nineties – walked designer Donatella Versace down the runway to rapturous applause.
The women were all dressed in glittering gowns, proving that their supermodel figures were all looking impeccable into their late forties – and early fifties, for some.
Kendall Jenner along with sisters Gigi and Bella Hadid initially led the catwalk, before the original ‘supers’ showed them how it was done.
Visual spectacle: The impeccably clad models certainly turned heads as they strutted down the runway in their vibrant ensembles
Taking things up a tier: Russian supermodel Natasha Poly, 32, rocked a Western vibe thanks to her tasseled asymmetric skirt, gold-buckled belt and chic neckerchief
Monochrome mavens: Maria Carla Boscono and Anja Rubik rocked chic all-black looks as they stomped the runway
Print power: Donatella Versace tapped into the Italian fashion house’s archives to feature a key motif of the brand from the Nineties – the famous decadent scarf print
Pop art: Versace took sartorial inspiration from Andy Warhol’s famous technicolour prints of Marilyn Monroe
Kitsch glamour: Other dresses were emblazoned with Vogue cover prints and famous faces
Pretty in pastels: The collection also hailed back to the Eighties with candy-hued midi dresses featuring sharp Dynasty-style shoulders and flattering drape detail
It was an extra special moment for mum-of-two Cindy, who shared the runway with her 16-year-old model daughter Kaia Gerber for the first time.
This has been teenager Kaia’s Fashion Week debut and, clearly following her mother’s strong lead, has already seen her booked for some of the most note-worthy shows.
At Milan, Kaia has already walked for Italy’s biggest fashion houses, including Moschino, Prada and Fendi Spring/Summer 2018.
Wrapping up: Kendall arrived at the show earlier in the day in grey tapered trousers, a chic white poloneck and aviator-style tan suede jacket
Stealing the spotlight: Naomi Campbell gave the younger models a run for their money with her casual gear, which consisted of embellished camo pants and a knotted white shirt
Before that, serving as her introduction to the bi-annual fashion extravaganza, Kaia walked for Marc Jacobs and Calvin Klein, which was her first ever catwalk show.
Designers and luxury brands, including Prada, Armani, Cavalli, Versace and Dolce & Gabbana, will showcase a total of almost 160 collections, for spring and summer 2018 during the six-day extravaganza.
Revenues for Italy’s fashion industry are expected to rise three per cent this year to 86 billion euros, data from the Italian national fashion association, CNMI, showed.
Milan kicked off with shows from smaller up-and-comers, including Japanese designer Atsushi Nakashima, who unveiled bright colours, space-agey silver ponchos and clothing bisected with lots of shiny zips.
Double trouble: Kris Jenner, who attended to support her daughter Kendall, cosied up to F1 racing pro Lewis Hamilton