The phrase "at catwalk" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a location or event related to fashion shows, but it lacks context and clarity.
Example: "The models strutted at the catwalk during the fashion show."
Alternatives: "on the catwalk" or "at the runway".
Kanye West's love of fashion has seen him become a regular on the front row at catwalk shows.
Seating speaks volumes at catwalk shows, and fashion meets rock'n'roll has always been what Versace is about.
Klossy, Karlie Kloss's new YouTube channel, has simpler aims – it will take you backstage at catwalk shows, introducing fans to the "normal" parts of her life.
The explanatory notes given out at catwalk shows often talk a good conceptual game, but one which is not fulfilled by the actual clothes.
Victoria's Secrets peddles its wares at catwalk shows featuring skinny models with miraculous cleavages, made miraculous by bra padding delightfully known as "chicken fillets".
All I am reporting is a shift at catwalk level; it is some way, as yet, from being reflected on the front row, or adopted by celebrities' stylists, let alone happening on the street.
Still, his own shows continued to receive luminous praise, notably one that paid homage to the style of Pauline Trigère and featured, almost incongruously, well-dressed men gazing up at the catwalk, as if at a high-class striptease.
Bailey and Beckham's appointment was announced on Thursday night at a catwalk show and reception at the Houses of Parliament.
The dress has often only been worn once at a wedding or at a catwalk show but is hundreds less than it would be in a normal shop".
"She coated the benches in it at her catwalk show and the models walked on it.
Earlier this year in Milan, the sweatband also made a stab at a catwalk comeback too.
