MAFS' Dean Wells Attends Sydney Fashion Week In Jeans And A T-shirt

MAFS' Dean Wells Attends Sydney Fashion Week In Jeans And A T-shirt

Sydney's Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week usually draws a crowd of dressed-up influences and fashion critics alike. But on Tuesday, Married At First Sight's 2018 'bad boy' Dean Wells was seen arriving at Carriageworks for the runway show in a low-key outfit. Dean, 40, chose to keep his look simple by wearing an everyday ensemble of light-ripped jeans and a navy T-shirt. He's so last season! He kept his Fashion Week look comfortable, paring it back with black sneakers and white ankle socks. Share The former reality TV star slugged a large backpack over one shoulder, as he made his way into the show for The People Vs with other attendees. Interestingly the amateur rapper does not follow the vintage-inspired streetwear brand on social media, nor does the label follow the star. How did he get in? Interestingly the amateur rapper did not follow vintage-inspired streetwear brand The People Vs. While in the event, he spotted former co-star Nasser Sultan posing for photos, as he shouted: 'Aren't you that famous guy from TV? Can I get a photo? I am. I am the A-lister, and you are the Z-lister! Nasser's comments come after a report emerged on Monday that 'wannabe social climber nobodies' weren't welcome at the week-long fashion industry event. I am the A-lister, and you are the Z-lister! The source also claimed that any opportunists who try to snag a seat on the front row that wasn't assigned to them will be swiftly turned away.

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