NEW YORK – Christian Siriano worked to get out the vote for Cynthia Nixon in the upcoming New York gubernatorial election at his show Saturday during New York Fashion Week.

Amongst the tropical-print looks and neon green gowns, the designer featured a simple, black T-shirt that said "Vote for Cynthia" at his spring/summer 2019 show, and his encouragement for people to vote for the former "Sex and the City" star in her run for governor didn't end there.

Nixon didn't only appear on T-shirts: She was seated in the front row for the show at Manhattan's Gotham Hall.

A campaign flyer for "Cynthia for New York" was placed on each seat before the start of the show. Siriano even gave her a special thanks in the show notes.

"Special thanks to: Cynthia Nixon for all you’re doing for New York. Also, thanks to the entire Christian Siriano team and to all of the women who have worn the clothes over the last 10 years. Thank you to all the editors, stylists, photographers and artists for all the support."

The designer also made a statement with his own shirt when he ran through the venue at the end of the show. His shirt said, "I'm voting for Cynthia."

Nixon's other front-row cohorts included Carmen Electra, Judith Light, Whoopi Goldberg, Tiffany Haddish (who continued to make her New York Fashion Week rounds) and Sarah Hyland.

Pop star Hayley Kiyoko, model Tess Holliday, "Orange Is the New Black" star Danielle Brooks, model Coco Rocha and musician Kim Petras were also spotted.

Siriano's collection, "inspired by the perfect dream holiday vacation in Hawaii," was a bright spot in terms of color, creativity and inclusivity. Bold colors and prints were interwoven with messages of empowerment and a size-, gender- and racially-diverse cast of models, which included "Younger" star Nico Tortorella.

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