DHL put on a fashion show on the tarmac at New York's JFK Airport right in front of a Boeing 767 cargo plane

The show was promoted as fashion meeting sustainability.t

The show took place at DHL's gateway at JFK.

Anh explained that the show was intended to shine a light on how environmentally friendly logistics is important to the fashion world.

In promotional photos before the show, Anh even posed with the planes.

Jessica Minh Anh has overseen dozens of other runway shows, including one on the Eiffel Tower and Tower Bridge in London.

Anh kicked off the show at the entrance of a Boeing 767-400, standing above the runway.

When she reached the catwalk, Anh walked in a dress designed by Peruvian artist Ani Alvarez Calderon.

These photos show more of Alvarez Calderon's designs, which were one of four continents represented at the show.

Her designs in gold, white, silver, and black were striking against DHL's yellow and red vehicles.

The fashion runway was literally on the airport tarmac at JFK.

Lebanese designer Dany Atrache showed off an "East meets West" line.

The entire show took place with a backdrop of DHL's planes, helicopters, and vans.

Australian fashion house Portia and Scarlett brought models dressed in old Hollywood glamour.

Anh was instantly recognizable throughout the show thanks to her intricate updo.

The show carried on despite rain.

Vietnamese brand RAP brought pastel designs.

Another Vietnamese brand, Vungco and Son, brought even more bright colors to the winter fashion show.

Whimsical patterns...

Bright colors...

And modern updates on winter coats characterized the collection.

Anh closed the show in this red structured dress with hundreds of woolen flowers.

The final look was eye-catching.

It was both structured and form-fitting.

At the end of the show. models were ushered back onto the DHL plane.