Fake heiress socialite Anna Delvey closed out New York Fashion Week on Tuesday evening with a well-received turn on the catwalk, ankle monitor and all.

In one of the final shows of the season, the famed fraudster turned fashionista, 34, was met with raucous applause and hollering as she modeled garments from four emerging Thai designers that presented collections as part of “One Night in Bangkok,” presented by The Treasure by DITP, Future Treasure and Ministry of Commerce Thailand.

Each fashion house — Vinn Patararin, VICKTEERUT, Merge and Matter Makers — showed less than a dozen looks, with the labels spanning street wear, tailored suiting, denim and evening wear.

Vinn Patararin, most notably, is the buzzy brand behind Troye Sivan’s “iconic” tank top from the “Got Me Started” music video, which was spoofed on “Saturday Night Live” by both Timothee Chalamet and Charli xcx.

“This coming year, we want people to learn more about our brand, who we are, and what our mission is,” the label's design duo Vinn Chokkhatiwat and Patararin Pongprasit told The Post in a statement. “We are confident that our creations have even more to offer."

This season, the creative pair debuted garments featuring their hallmark laser cutting in the shape of their logo. Delvey waltzed out in a black halter mini dress — peppered with cut-outs and looped fabric.

Chokkhatiwat, who interned at the haute couture fashion house Iris van Herpen, and Pongprasit, who interned at the house of Azzedine Alaïa, told The Post that many of their designs are made with the intent to help those with disabilities as well.

"We utilize fabric textures to enhance the sensory development of stroke patients and design clothing specifically for them," they said. "We have also experimented with fabric techniques for individuals who are deaf, helping them engage their creativity and stimulate their minds."

The design duo became a viral sensation after Sivan donned their signature laser cut tank top for his 2023 video — a look that became synonymous to his image.

While the past year might have seemed like an overnight success story, they noted that "Rome wasn't built in a day."

"We’re not in a hurry; we’re here for the long haul," they said.

Ella Emhoff, stepdaughter of former vice president and failed 2024 presidential candidate Kamala Harris, is rubbing elbows with A-listers as she makes the rounds at New York Fashion Week.

The 25-year-old model was spotted in the front row at Coach's show on Monday alongside model Emily Ratajkowski, actress Tommy Dorfman and comedian Cole Escola.

Later Monday, the younger child of former first gentleman Doug Emhoff was spotted at the Tory Burch show at MoMa. She also attended Tyler McGillivary's show last week after modeling the brand's equestrian tank in June.

A Parsons School of Design graduate, Emhoff has made a name for herself as both a runway model and for her Soft Hands Knitting Club — which she put on pause when her stepmom, whom she calls "Momala," ran for president last year.

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No stranger to NYFW, Emhoff made headlines last fall when she walked in Coach's show wearing an "I Heart NY" t-shirt.

New York Fashion Week continues this week, showcasing more stunning designs from top designers.

Carolina Herrera opened Day 5 with its Fall 2025 collection, designed by Wes Gordon. The show transported the audience into a garden-inspired fantasy, with models strutting the runway in vibrant florals and bold colors.

The star-studded front-row featured familiar faces, including "Shameless" star Emily Rossum, singer- actress Dove Cameron and former Pussycat Dolls lead Nicole Scherzinger, among others.

More power to Keke Palmer. 

The “Nope” star exuded authority at Sergio Hudson in her swank cream trousers and trench coat.  

 “This look really epitomizes a lot of this era for me, which is masterful,” the actor, singer and television personality told Alexa before the show. “Setting the tone, in every room I walk into. It’s about being the leader of my world.” 

There were plenty of entertainment, fashion and sports leaders sitting front row at Hudson’s runway extravaganza. The designer welcomed celebs including Muni Long, Tamron Hall, Ebony Obsidian, Anna Cathcart, Patina Miller and New England Patriots defensive tackle Davon Godchaux to his evening event at Neuehouse Madison Square.

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When Juliana Canfield isn’t plying her craft on stage, she might be crafting on the couch.

The Tony-nominated winning actor, who played Kendall Roy’s assistant Jess on “Succession” and Holly in the hit Broadway musical “Stereophonic,” has taken up knitting. 

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He's not playing around.

Christian Cowan transformed The Glasshouse into a joyous playground for his New York Fashion Week show by leaning into the childlike wonderment of "playing dress up."

"We've gone quite cuckoo and crazyand I got into the DNA of the brand," Cowan told The Post. "It's got this very uncommercial, childhood creativity feeling."

On the runway Friday evening — and in font of a star-studded front row featuring Sam Smith and Ke$ha — models paraded in mini skirts made from high heels, garments composed of lingerie and even a bubblegum frock constructed from hyperrealistic silicone that feature Cowan's own bite marks.

Sky-high stilettos were fashioned into tiny skirts and bikini tops, a strapless frock was made entirely from satin, baby pink lingerie and fuchsia feather plumes created a peacock-like effect, creating a hot pink halo behind one model in a patent mini dress.

Cowan is calling it a return to the "purity of creativity."

"I have memories of being a kid, playing with my mom's shoes and her clothes and drawing on things and gluing things together," he said, adding that he's revived that sense of play "but with the atelier behind it."

"Polkadots and crayons and paints — it all feels like the things that every human, whether they pull into a creative profession or not, every human had that interaction when they were child of using those types of materials, so I wanted to bring that feeling to everyone who sees the clothes."

Fashion's A-list turned up Friday for Calvin Klein's runway show, with Vogue editor Anna Wintour, and '90s supermodels Christy Turlington and Kate Moss sitting front-row.

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Actors Alexander Skarsgård, Simone Ashley and Eve Hewson were also in attendance, along with singer Bad Bunny.

Oscar winners, they're just like us.

The "Blast From the Past" and "The Mummy" star Brendan Fraser, 56, who won his first Academy Award for "The Whale" in 2023, was seen sitting front-row at Todd Synder's show Thursday wearing an all-black ensemble, recording video as models strutted down the runway — clearly impressed by the collection.

He had good reason for the enthusiasm, and not just a fashion one: Fraser's son Holden, 20, walked in the show.

Read more about the Academy Award winner/stage dad's sweet show of support over on Page Six.

Two of the stars from "Orange is the New Black" were seen catching up at Christian Siriano's show during New York Fashion Week.

Actresses Danielle Brooks and Laverne Cox were all smiles and laughs while they sat front row on Thursday.

Brooks wore a shimmery bronze dress, while Cox donned a sparkly one-piece with dramatic sleeves and matching sheer gloves and tights.

A long list of celebrities were ready to see Christian Siriano's latest fashion during New York Fashion Week.

Page Six video captured various stars in the front row on Thursday, where comedian Matteo Lane sat next to Adam Lambert, along with actors Harvey Guillén and "The Summer I Turned Pretty" star Gavin Casalegno.

Laverne Cox can be seen chatting with her "Orange Is The New Black" co-star Danielle Brooks, as well as Natasha Bedingfield and Tiffany Haddish, as they snapped photos of the outfits.

Actress Katie Holmes and "The View" host Whoopi Goldberg looked on at the runway, while Julianne Hough nodded along with the music next to "Summer House"'s Paige DeSorbo.