A celebrity stylist has unleashed a scathing rant against David Jones and claimed they were injured by the zipper on one of their dresses.
Jamie Azzopardi, who is non-binary and uses they/them pronouns, made headlines after publicly clashing with a model during Melbourne Fashion Week last month.
Now the influencer has turned their ire against a luxury department store, claiming in a lengthy Instagram post they were also 'fat shamed' by a staff member.
They kicked off their lengthy message by saying they bought a 'really expensive' size 8 dress from David Jones which was 'a little loose' and had a 'tricky' zipper.
'Upon taking it home and putting it on for a red carpet event later that week, I realised I couldn't do the zip up,' they explained.
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Celebrity stylist Jamie Azzopardi has unleashed a scathing rant against David Jones and claimed they were injured by the zipper on one of their dresses
'It decided to play up, so I decided to take it off and that's when the zip got stuck, broke and upon releasing the zip, it cut a chunk of my skin.'
Jamie alleged the cut was 'about two inches long' and 'bled for about 20 minutes', so they 'took the dress back to the store and explained what happened'.
However, they said 'that's when things turned pear shape' and alleged the staff member who served them used the wrong pronouns and 'fat shamed' them.
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Azzopardi, who is non-binary and uses they/them pronouns, made headlines after publicly clashing with a model during Melbourne Fashion Week last mont
'After the woman who served me finally got her mind around the fact that I was in that dress... and don't like being called "sir", she began to fat shame me,' they wrote.
'[She then asked] why I'd bought the wrong size before adding that maybe I should try more appropriate clothing.'
Jamie went on to say 'someone higher than her' eventually gave them a refund and 'apologised' for the treatment they received, but Jamie wasn't satisfied.
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Now the influencer has turned their ire against a luxury department store, claiming in a lengthy Instagram post that they were also 'fat shamed' by a staff member
'This is 2024 and the way that transpired is disgusting. Your product was faulty, and even if it was the wrong size, pointing that out would not have helped,' they said.
A David Jones spokesperson told Daily Mail Australia: 'David Jones is committed to creating an inclusive and respectful environment for our team, our customers and our community.
'Any interaction that is contradictory to our core values is of concern to us and is taken seriously.
'In line with this, we have commenced our process of internal inquiry into this matter.'
Jamie's allegations come after shocking footage emerged of them clashing with model Paige Montana De Cinque during Melbourne Fashion Week last month.