Star’s nude look at fashion week turns heads

Carina Mirabile, who appeared on the most recent season of Married At First Sight, was one of the many faces at Australian Fashion Week.

On Day Three of the event, she went for a Kim Kardashian inspired look, wearing a corset style bodysuit over a pair of shorts and skin tone stockings.

The reality TV contestant paired it with nude, point heels and an oversized fur-look coat. Kardashian recently donned a similar look, wearing a full bodysuit over a fur coat. Both women had their hair slicked back. It’s not the first time Mirabile has been compared to the OG queen of reality TV.

Under another post, someone said: “Why you trying to be like the Kardashians?”

Ms Mirabile has been a staple at the event this year, attending the Carla Zampatti show on opening night with her mother.

The pair were filmed getting ready in their hotel room at the Intercontinental Double Bay.

“You’re beautiful, really are wonderful personality,” one said.

Another added: “Beautiful lady.”

 

 

“Sooo much fun,” another social media user commented.

“Beautiful. Kind ladies thank you for choosing faux fur in your shoot,” one added.

Someone else said: “Gorgeous muma and daughter duo. Love your style Carina.”

“It’s giving Kris & Kim K,” another posted.

One follower simply declared: “Queens.”

Mirabile rose to fame on the Channel 9 reality show, however an alleged incident involving her groom Paul Antoine caused many people to call out the program.

Antoine allegedly punched a hole in the wall after Mirabile revealed she had an intimate relationship with an American rapper ahead of her appearance on the series.

At the time, NSW Police confirmed the matter had been referred to officers from South Sydney Police Area Command, but details of the investigation remain scarce.

“The matter has been referred to officers from South Sydney Police Area Command, who have commenced an investigation,” a NSW Police spokesman told NewsWire.

“As the investigation is current, police will not be making any further comment in relation to the matter.”