60's model was one of the faces of Dolce & Gabbana at recent fashion show

Maye Musk showed she's still got that pizazz at the Dolce & Gabbana's fashion show

Maye Musk was famous long before she became business tycoon Elon Musk's mom. Back in the day, Maye was one of the hottest models in the psychedelic 60's and it looks as if she still has what it takes, judging from the photos posted on Instagram.

Maye's runway days are not over, and the 70-year-old silver haired stunner wowed the audience at the Dolce & Gabbana's Alta Moda Fashion Show in Como, Italy on the 6th of July 2028.

Maye ruled the catwalk in a sweeping green cape-style dress trimmed with feathers, piles of glitzy jewelry, and an enormous floral headpiece. Instead of high heels, Maye wore a pair of elegant dark green pointed-toe flats.

Maye's presence on the runway a distinct departure from the industry's obsession with youth, where often models are no more than 13 or 14 years old.

This was not the first time she worked for the Italian designers, she also appeared in another Dolce & Gabbana show in April 2018 at New York City's Lincoln Center.

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Stefano Gabbana shared a behind-the-scenes video of Maye's fitting, in which he made last-minute adjustments by pinning the fabric to flatter her svelte figure.

Maye wasn't the only model over 45 to model for Dolce & Gabbana. The show was far from the cliched parade of rail-thin teens.

Joining Maye was Naomi Campbell, 48, looking as stunning as ever in a multicolored feathered number that spanned the entire width of the runway.

Eva Herzigova, 45, wore an embellished powder-blue suit and a crown; and Helena Christensen, 49, rocked in a tiered black lace and tulle number with a matching parasol.

Plus-sized beauty Ashley Graham, 30, looked voluptuous and gorgeous in a form-fitting black gown and enormous gold earrings.

The message seemed to be that for Dolce&Gabanna women are beautiful, enchanting creatures, no matter what their size or age might be.