Yeehaw!

Bella Hadid and her cowboy boyfriend, Adan Banuelos, closed out NYFW with a cameo at luxury Western wear brand Kemo Sabe’s pop-up in the Meatpacking District Thursday night — on horseback, no less.

For the event celebrating Kemo Sabe’s collaboration with Banuelos’ Teton Ridge, the couple coordinated in jeans, fringed chaps, black button-up shirts and cowboy hats. (Hadid chose an $895 black beaver style from the brand.)

This wasn’t your typical fashion week bash, however.

Hadid and Banuelos shut down the entirety of Gansevoort Street to demonstrate cutting — an equestrian sport in which the horse and rider demonstrate their ability to handle cattle — in a dirt pen specifically made for the event.

Banuelos screened a preview his short film, “Window to the West,” for partygoers after the demonstration.

Bella’s mom, Yolanda Hadid, was on hand to support her younger daughter, sporting a chic cowboy hat, vest and an Hermès Kelly bag, naturally. She was joined by her own cowboy, fiancé Joseph Jingoli.

Hadid and Banuelos have been quietly dating since 2023, and their latest appearance on horseback follows their date night at private club Zero Bond on Wednesday night, where they were joined by some of Banuelos’ family.

They coordinated in Western looks, of course, with the supermodel sporting a leather lace-up corset and denim skirt with her cowboy boots.

Banuelos recently revealed that Malibu native Hadid lived in his fifth wheel trailer with him at the beginning of their romance.

“You know, you start having feelings for somebody and you start thinking things like, ‘Man, maybe this is the rest of my life here’ and knowing that she is that simple of a human being [and] that the material things aren’t important — or the most important thing,” he said during an appearance on the “Along For the Ride” podcast.

Banuelos even called his lady love “one of the kindest, biggest-hearted and sweet[est]” people he has ever met.