Kendall Jenner made a triumphant return to New York Fashion Week.
The supermodel, 29, appeared on the catwalk for Calvin Klein’s autumn/winter 2025 runway show on Friday, Feb. 7 — the label’s first New York Fashion Week show since 2018. The Kardashians star walked the runway at the brand’s New York headquarters.
For the show, Jenner was styled in a muted brown pinstripe coat that hit just at her ankles, showing off the brown square-toe sling-back flats. She also sported a pair of wire-rim aviator glasses and a brown crocodile print suede bag, with gold hardware.
As she walked the runway, the coat opened slightly exposing her tan brown pencil skirt. Her new bob haircut was styled in loose relaxed waves, while she kept her makeup minimal and natural.
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Jenner’s moment on the runway was followed by the legendary designer’s rare arrival at the Friday show. Klein, 82, launched his namesake company in 1968 and eventually sold it in the early ’00s. He rubbed shoulders with plenty of longtime collaborators, loved ones and friends while in attendance, as he posed for snaps alongside Anna Wintour, Kelly Rector, Christy Turlington and Kate Moss.
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The supermodel’s 2025 NYFW appearance follows her Calvin Klein’s spring 2024 campaign.
Jenner previously told PEOPLE in August 2023 that Calvin Klein perfectly aligns with her own style ethos. “I love adding a feminine touch to masculine pieces,” she shared exclusively.
She began working with Calvin Klein in March 2015 when she starred in a Calvin Klein Jeans campaign and, since then has served as a longtime ambassador for the iconic brand.
Months later, after she made her debut with the brand; she wore a custom Calvin Klein gown to the 2015 Met Gala. That year, the theme was “China: Through the Looking Glass,” and Francisco Costa, the brand’s then-women’s creative director, told PEOPLE he wanted the gown “covered with hand-sewn, smoke-colored crystals” to resemble jade because “it is very emblematic of China.”
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She then made the debut of her first global Calvin Klein Underwear ad in July 2015. And the next year, she spoke to PEOPLE that scoring massive advertisements with the brand is a “rush.”
“It’s a bit unreal to see myself in such an iconic ad … that I’ve grown up obsessing over each time I saw it’s campaigns in magazines,” she said in the January 2016 interview.
