Kelly Osbourne returns to runway and pays homage to her dad on OnlyFans catwalk

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Kelly Osbourne walked Natasha Zinko’s spring 2027 show carrying a subtle tribute to late dad Ozzy Osbourne. PA Images via Getty Images

Kelly Osbourne is back on the catwalk — or rather, the batwalk.

The “Fashion Police” alum, 41, strutted down the runway Friday at Natasha Zinko’s spring 2027 show during London Fashion Week, which was sponsored by OnlyFans and titled “Pay Per View.”

She wore a black bow tie and white dickie with no jacket over top, carrying a bat figurine that dangled from a chain strap — a nod to her late father, Ozzy Osbourne.

The London Fashion Week show, titled “Pay Per View,” was sponsored by OnlyFans. Getty Images
Osbourne’s purse for the evening was a bat hanging from a chain strap. The creature has been shorthand for Ozzy since he bit the head off one during a 1982 concert. Getty Images
Ozzy died in July 2025 at 76, and Kelly has used accessories to honor his memory for the last year. Getty Images

The bat has been shorthand for the Black Sabbath frontman since 1982, when he famously bit the head off one mid-concert in Des Moines, Iowa.

Kelly has made a point of publicly honoring her dad through fashion since his death in July 2025 at 76. She wore a bat-shaped fascinator to Royal Ascot in June and paired a white swimsuit with bat-shaped sunglasses on holiday in July.

On the runway, she also covered up her short blond hair with a wig styled in a sharp black asymmetrical bob. The look echoed some of the punky cuts Osbourne rotated through in the early 2000s, back when her hair seemed to change color with every public appearance.

Earlier this month, Osbourne told the Daily Mail she wore wigs last year in the wake of her father’s death to conceal the “scary” weight loss she experienced while grieving.

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The asymmetrical black bob wig she wore on the runway recalled the punky styles she favored in the early 2000s. Redferns
The mom of one also wore a bat-shaped fascinator to Royal Ascot in June for the season’s opening day. Max Cisotti/Dave Benett/Getty Images for Royal Ascot
Friday’s walk was her first runway appearance since the 2015 Life Ball in Vienna, an HIV/AIDS fundraiser. Getty Images

Friday’s runway walk was her first in more than a decade. Osbourne’s last catwalk appearance was at the 2015 Life Ball in Vienna, a gala fundraiser supporting people living with HIV or AIDS.

Before that, she made cameos at Naomi Campbell’s Fashion for Relief shows and walked for designers including Betsey Johnson and Heatherette.

She was in good company at Zinko’s show, which explored themes of surveillance and authenticity, with model and media personality Katie Price, “Sopranos” star Drea de Matteo and singer Lava La Rue also among the cast.

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