Kylie Jenner cuts a stylish figure as she joins Alessandra Ambrosio and Izabel Goulart leading the star-studded front row at the Dolce & Gabbana show amid Milan Fashion Week

Kylie Jenner, Alessandra Ambrosio and Maya Jama led the glamor front row at the Dolce & Gabbana show during Milan Fashion Week on Saturday.

While famous models stormed the catwalks, a slew of modeling talents also found themselves in the celebrity front rows (Frows) during Fashion Week.

And the Dolce & Gabbana show was no change as big names from the modeling industry took to the front row and showed off their fashion credentials in eye-catching looks.

TV personality Kylie, 26, cut a glamorous figure in a black button-up mini dress with white collar as she sat next to actress Halle Bailey in the front row.

She kept her essentials in a small Dolce & Gabbana handbag as she showed her support for the luxury fashion house while watching the runway show.

The star-studded Frow also featured Brazilian model Alessandra, 42, who made sure she turned heads in a Dolce & Gabbana corset with a lace bodice.

She paired her incredible ensemble with black wide-leg trousers and a pair of strappy heels, while she wore a satin bomber jacket over her shoulders.

At one point, she shielded her eyes with a pair of narrow sunglasses before taking them off to show off her flawless makeup look.

Meanwhile, Maya showed off her fashion icon status as she took a front row seat after being unveiled as the face of Dolce & Gabbana earlier this year.

The Love Island presenter, 29, has wowed fans with a series of incredible outfits from the past two series and appears to have caught the attention of top fashion designers.

Maya looked stunning as she arrived in a figure-hugging black dress as she joined Kylie Jenner, Alessandra Ambrosio and Izabel Goulart in the front row.

The television presenter’s turtleneck Lycra dress highlighted her toned physique and featured a thigh split.

Maya paired the look with thigh-high vinyl boots, cat-eye sunglasses and a matching bag.

Another Brazilian model to grace the Frow was Izabel Goulart, 38, who showed off her toned abs in a satin white shirt with an unbuttoned floating design.

She wore black wide-leg trousers and completed her look with a black blazer, while also wearing a pair of dark shades.

Izabel gave herself a few extra inches in a pair of glitzy strappy heels and packed her essentials into a black handbag.

Lady Kitty Spencer also made sure she turned heads in a very vibrant leopard print jumpsuit, complete with pointy heeled boots.

The model, 32, wore a matching animal print jacket over her shoulders and let her outfit do the talking, while keeping her accessories very minimal.

Meanwhile, actress Halle, 23, who recently starred as Ariel in The Little Mermaid, also put on a very glamorous display as she joined the star-studded Frow.

She put on a leggy show in a bright yellow jacket-style dress with a belt and completed her look with a pair of silver strappy heels.

Halle attended the event with her boyfriend, rapper DDG, who cut a trendy figure in an all-white ensemble.

The catwalk was just as star-studded as the Frow as Izabel took to the stage to strut her stuff alongside supermodel Niomi Campbell, Irina Shayk and Leonardo DiCaprio’s model friend Vittoria Ceretti.

Dolce & Gabanna is just the latest catwalk show to attract an impressive Frow, after Fendi’s show in Milan attracted a host of supermodels and major Hollywood stars.

Celebrity Frows have always attracted as much attention as the real catwalk shows and see the stars dressed to the nines in show-stopping designer outfits.

Front row stars have always been an essential part of any designer’s marketing playbook, with most brands having a VIP or talent manager to coordinate them.

Designers typically have about 100 front row seats to allocate.

Milan Fashion Week follows the events in New York and London where designers presented their creations for spring/summer 2024.

At Fendi, founded in Rome in 1925 and now part of French luxury conglomerate LVMH, designer Kim Jones combined the “masculine tailoring” of leather jackets with materials, such as children’s mohair, that convey “a more fluid and feminine sensibility.”

Milan Fashion Week includes 62 physical fashion shows of spring-summer collections.

It runs until September 25 and features shows from high-end labels including 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.