All of Kendall Jenner's Most Killer Catwalk Moments

Marking her first show of the Spring/Summer 2022 season, Kendall brought classic glamour with a pencil skirt and cherry red lipstick.

The model made one of her final major runway moments before COVID-19 lockdown began in March 2020 a memorable one.

Even with her undergarments in clear view, Kendall still struts down the catwalk with total confidence. 

She brought ballerina vibes in a tulle mini from the 2019 collaboration. 

Kendall showed off her freshly-dyed blonde hair at the Fendi show after debuting it on the Burberry runway a few days prior. 

Swimsuits and trench coats? Sure, why not?

The star paid tribute to some of Versace's most famous '90s prints - before the original supermodels took the stage.

Speaking of the '90s, Kendall shows that it's time to get your capris and scarf top out of your closet.

Could Kendall convince you to wear blue hair?

The star made a sheer statement on the last runway of NYFW spring/summer 2018.

Models' feet got a break in the flip-flops Kors sent down the runway. 

The runway models had to compete with the floor models in Ralph Lauren's private garage of rare cars. 

Yeah, that tiara says "Wangover." 

Kendall kicks off the spring/summer 2018 season in a black gown with one sequin sleeve and a faux pixie.

The star winds down her major month of walking with sparkly pink shoes and a request for a vacation.

Sparkly moon boots were on order for Chanel's show, which achieved liftoff via a giant rocket in the middle of the floor.

We're guessing big sis Kim put in an order for those boots the second Kendall hit the runway in them. 

The future's so bright, she's gotta wear yellow-tinted shades. 

Somehow, she makes the concept of wearing a box on one's head not seem completely ridiculous. 

The star struts her stuff in scarlet for Karl Lagerfeld's outerwear-centric collection. 

Anyone else have a sudden desire to try blue eyeshadow and mouse buns?

If you want to try that hat, the show's lead stylist has some tips for you here. 

With her sleek bob and high cheekbones, Kendall fits right into Ralph's uptown-lady duds.

Her runway look was just a slight improvement on the protective booties she wore for the rehearsal.

Leather, chains and a lotta liner? Yep, looks like a Wang show to us. 

This sheer beige lace number could have come straight out of any Kardashian's closet. 

Looks like someone's trying to give Wonder Woman a run for her money! 

We hope she borrows this sparkly, feather-dusted number for the next awards show afterparty she's invited to.

She's so versatile, she even walks the menswear shows! Kendall was one of a handful of female models (and Bella Hadid was another) hitting the runway during Riccardo Tisci's mens' presentation. 

After a notable absence in London and Milan, she made her return to the Paris Fashion Week catwalk at the Givenchy show.

Despite the controversial hair choices at the show, Kendall kept a straight face (and completely upright) in her massive purple platforms. 

Instead of going edgy, Michael Kors put the model in a super-girlie floral look from head to toe. 

The brand praised Kendall's "heritage spirit" on Instagram. 

She's keeping her model "thousand yard stare" intact, but we bet inside she's rejoicing that Alexander Wang put her in flip-flops. 

When Fendi makes it possible for you to "walk on water" (in this case, Rome's Trevi Fountain), you're going to dance all the way down the runway. 

Kendall's second look for the brand was equally dramatic -- perfect for the once-in-a-lifetime setting of the show.

The star still looks like a pro at her final show of Paris Fashion Week F/W 2016, but we bet she's ready to give her soles a rest.

When your Friday night involves secret photoshoots with Chanel's creative director, you're pretty much a shoo-in to star in the brand's runway show.

It's a little edgier than she normally goes, but Kendall pulls off fringe, studs and lace panels with ease.

Even a seasoned supermodel like Kendall still has new runways to walk! She makes her very glam black-lipped debut for Friday.

And old supermodels can try new tricks, too – as seen in her hair-color swapping strut for Balmain.

Sometimes, designers require to you to bleach your eyebrows and wear crazy outfits in the name of fashion. But other times, they just let you look pretty.

The model hits (yet another!) runway alongside BFF-necklace-sharer Gigi Hadid – this one Versace.

Her opening walk for creative director Karl Lagerfeld's Milan show earned her one of Kris Jenner's #proudmama hashtags.

In case you weren't positive she's a pro, the supermodel of the moment proves her catwalk skills are in full plume at Marc Jacobs Fall 2016 show in N.Y.C. 

We can completely picture Kendall wearing this look to the club (minus the button-up shirt underneath).

Is there anything better than when your job allows you to lounge on a chaise and engage in a dance party with your fellow supermodels?

This Oscars-worthy Chanel Haute Couture gown she wore in 2016 looks beautiful on a runway … but somehow even more majestic when the wearer is twerking in it.

You know you're on a higher fashion plane (pun intended for the brand's airline-themed runway show) when your handbag matches your skirt suit exactly.

Her runway look was certainly bare – but not quite as bare as the super-current sheer jumpsuit she wore the night before.

Does this mean we have shiny skirts over pants to look forward to in mall stores in 2016?

A floral moto, mini bag and lace-up gladiator heels gave a cool-girl, youthful vibe to her black lace mini.

We feel like her big sister Kim Kardashian put in an order for this jumpsuit the minute it hit the Balmain show.