Ashley Graham's Satin Trench Coat Comes With a Superhigh Slit You'll Need to See to Believe

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Ashley Graham has walked on plenty of runways, but the model made history during Christian Siriano's 10th anniversary show. The curve model opened a show for the first time ever, and she looked absolutely ravishing. Throughout Fashion Week, Ashley has worn everything from a tailored suit to a beige cropped sweater, which she altered to free "the girls." Read on to see what the empowering supermodel has worn so far.

Showing off some leg at the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue event wearing a satin Fleur du Mal trench coat. She finished her look off with patent leather heels by Schutz and jewels by Jennifer Meyer.

Wearing a leather jacket with black boots, aviators, and a Gucci bag.

Walking in Michael Kors wearing a fuzzy jacket, green top, and floral skirt.

Wearing a red gown by Prabal Gurung.

Leaving Prabal Gurung wearing a black keyhole sweater with green suede pants and white boots.

Sitting front row at Brandon Maxwell wearing a white strapless jumpsuit with a black leather corset belt.

Opening Christian Siriano's show wearing a fuzzy red coat, thigh-high boots, and a red belt.

Turning heads on the runway wearing a gorgeous red and silver gown by Christian Siriano.

Posing backstage in a stunning red gown by Christian Siriano.

Wearing a black sweater and skirt while standing next to designer Christian Siriano before the show.

At Cushnie Et Ochs wearing a fitted suit, bustier, and strappy heels by Liudmila.

Attending the launch of her denim capsule collection with Marina Rinaldi wearing a denim tank top, black trousers, and clear heels.

At a panel wearing a body-hugging nude dress by Roony Kobo with a beige cropped sweater by Naked Wardrobe. She altered her sweater to to free "the girls."

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