Don Lemon to walk in Frederick Anderson’s Blue Jacket Fashion Show

Don Lemon isn’t being knocked off his stride. Or his strut.

After being arrested after reporting on a protest in a church in Minnesota, the former CNN star is set to walk in a charity fashion show, we hear.

Lemon — who, as we reported, was front and center at the Grammy’s — will be one of the models in Frederick Anderson’s annual Blue Jacket Fashion Show on Wednesday, which raises awareness for prostate cancer research and early detection on World Cancer Day.

It’s the show’s tenth anniversary, and Lemon has been a regular feature on its runway.

Sources told Page Six that the former CNN anchor and current independent journalist is “doing ok,” after his arrest.

Judging by his dance moves at Clive Davis’ annual pre-Grammy bash on Saturday, Lemon is more than ready to strut on the runway. The news broadcaster spent time with Busta Rhymes at the party and the rapper is expected to be seated front row at the fashion show.

Ja Rule, Bill Nye the Science Guy, Carson Kressley, Neil Patrick Harris, Dominic Fumusa, Devon Walker and Allan Houston are a few of the celebs walking this year.

Chris Noth will make his Blue Jacket debut, and will reunite with “Sex And The City” co-star Mario Cantone, who’s also in the show.

New York notables Mike Woods, George Whipple, Tommy DiDario, Eric West, Jesse Solomon, Pat Kiernan, Ty-Ron Mayes, David Burkta, Musa Jackson, Alex Lundqvist and Page Six’s own Carlos Greer will also walk.

The show will return to Lavan in New york’s Hell’s Kitchen and is sponsored by Johnson & Johnson, nonprofits ZERO Prostate Cancer, Northwell Health, Man Cave Health and community development org, LISC.