Naomi Campbell takes over NYFW with iconic ’90s fashion designs

She was the moment.

Supermodel Naomi Campbell debuted her latest fashion designs with PrettyLittleThing during New York Fashion Week — and even graced the runway Tuesday at Cipriani 25 Broadway.

Campbell, 53, revealed 82 styles in her PrettyLittleThing x Naomi Campbell show, all inspired by her iconic ’90s outfits.

“This collection will bring all the attitude and provide all the statement pieces that will take your wardrobe to a whole new level,” the PrettyLittleThing website reads.

Campbell worked with up-and-coming designers Victor Anate and Edvin Thompson to create sleek and sexy gowns, short, sequined party dresses and steamy mesh pieces.

The catwalk featured diverse models who wore “figure-worshipping dresses to statement faux fur coats and dreamy knitted co-ords,” per the site.

But the show wasn’t over until the runway queen strutted her stuff, closing out the show in the $125 black, embellished mesh, backless, high-neck maxi dress.

Campbell, a pro who made her modeling debut at age 15 in 1986 and has since been an international supermodel, told TMZ it was “nerve-wracking to do that walk — on every level. This is what I wanted.”

After modeling for nearly 40 years, the mother of two clearly still has that swagger and grace that made her one of the most recognizable high fashion models as she walked on the PrettyLittleThing runway.

The ageless beauty shimmered and glowed while she served her iconic walk, leaving spectators mesmerized.

Former celeb PLT designers Lori Harvey and Teyana Taylor were also in attendance wearing Campbell’s designs. Harvey wore the black sheer knit cowl hooded maxi dress, which retails for $45, and Taylor wore the black, tailored, satin-lapel straight-leg jumpsuit that costs $105 on the PLT site.

The show had a full attendance of models, influencers and fashion designers. Julia Fox, Winnie Harlow, Emily Ratajkowski, La La Anthony, Logan Paul, Foodgod and Tommy Dorfman were seated alongside the catwalk, witnessing the legend’s collection.

Campbell’s iconic show ended with a performance from Afrobeat artist Davido, who performed several hits including “Fall” and “Unavailable.”