【Singapore】

When Karlie Kloss says dance,Singapore you dance. 

Kloss was joined by Ansel Elgort to present an award at the 2016 CFDA Fashion Awards, a night that honors designers and fashion icons and, in this case, the art of movement.

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According to The Cut, Elgort was recalling his experience tap dancing on stage the same award ceremony six years ago when his father, fashion photographer Arthur Elgort, was honored. 

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Thanks to some prompting from co-presenter Kloss, we're now all lucky enough to have a video of him reliving his 16-year-old days by tapping and wiggling on stage once again.

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If you need to see more, Elgort did a few jigs for Teen Vogue in 2015. He's got heart, that's for sure. 

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