REAL MADRID star Eduardo Camavinga has become the first footballer to walk the catwalk for fashion giant Balenciaga.
And the 19-year-old France international was in some pretty illustrious company at Paris Fashion Week.
Camavinga was joined on the catwalk by Kim Kardashian, Nicole Kidman, Naomi Campbell and Dua Lipa to name just a few worldwide megastars.
He wore what appeared to be an all-in-one black blazer jacket and flared trousers as he walked out in the French capital.
Dedicated to ‘Haute Couture’, Balenciaga, a brand that is huge among footballers, presented it 51st couture collection.
Kim K wore a black latex dress with integrated gloves and singer Dua Lipa showed off a yellow strapless dress.
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Hollywood A-lister Kidman sported a silver metallic dress that seemed well received by those present, who included Kris Jenner and Kanye West’s daughter North.
Camavinga was clearly delighted to be a part of the special show, as he shared various clips on his Instagram Stories.
He also shared a photo of a gift he had received from Balenciaga.
Judging by his Instagram profile, Camavinga is a BIG fan of the fashion scene.
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He regularly shares photos of him wearing funky outfits and showing off his fashion sense.
Gucci, Nike and obviously Balenciaga appear to be his favourite brands.
Camavinga is also a big fan of video games, and has shared a number of heartwarming clips playing with his brothers.
The teenager joined Real Madrid from Rennes for £27million last summer – and he has had some journey to get to the Bernabeu.
The youngster opened up about the help of his family in getting him to where he is in his career.
His parents were forced to flee the Congo due to war and Camavinga was born in a refugee camp in Angola.
He moved to France at two-years-old with his two brothers and two sisters, but his family struggled to settle in a new country.
They were even forced to sleep without shelter for one night before being helped by social services and eventually settling in Brittany.
And their family home in France was destroyed in a fire in 2013, which Camavinga credits as his motivation for becoming a professional footballer.
On the topic of his family, he said: “Obviously having to escape the war has been able to help me, make me stronger.
“But above all, my family has helped me a lot and when I play, I play for them. It has made me stronger.”
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Speaking about his parents, Camavinga also said: “The moment I knew I was going to be a Madrid player I felt very happy.
“I have been thinking about my family, about all the problems we have had and it is a tremendous pride to be with everyone.”