‘Too much skin’: Fashion Week guests stunned by Bambi Northwood-Blyth’s look

Audiences almost got to see a whole lot more of Bambi Northwood-Blyth than they expected when she closed the much-hyped Bec and Bridge runway show. And a former MAFS star was spotted at the event trying to get another 15 minutes of fame.

Audiences almost got to see a whole lot more of Bambi Northwood-Blyth than they expected when she closed the much-hyped Bec and Bridge runway show.

The ‘it’ model, who jetted in from New York to take part in the show, stormed the runway in a palm tree print mini dress which rode up just a little too high.

Bambi Northwood-Blyth flew to Sydney to walk in the Bec and Bridge show at Fashion Week. Picture: Stefan Gosatti/Getty Images

Some attendees were left feeling uncomfortable as her dress rode up a bit too high. Picture: Stefan Gosatti/Getty Images

One person said “a little too much skin” was showing. Picture: Stefan Gosatti/Getty Images

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While there’s no denying Northwood-Blyth looked smoking hot, guests appeared slightly uncomfortable after what one front rower described as “a little too much skin”.

Guests branded it “the Gosford dress” because it was almost at the Entrance. Eek!

FORMER MAFS STAR DESPERATE FOR ANOTHER 15 MINUTES

Just when you thought something cool like Fashion Week would be devoid of serial pests, former Married At First Sight contestant Nasser Sultan rocked up.

Sultan managed to work his way into multiple shows at the industry event as a guest of IMG and Mercedes Benz.

Former MAFS star was spotted at Fashion Week. Picture: Supplied

He attended a number of shows as a guest and flaunted his day on Instagram.

He was spotted wearing a media pass stating he worked for Channel 10 and uploaded a series of videos to his social media saying he was “bringing you behind the scenes gossip and fashion tips all week.”

When contacted on Monday afternoon, Sultan said he was disappointed with the first full day of fashion week.

Sultan has been trying to remain relevant since wrapping MAFS in 2018. Picture John Grainger

“To be honest I felt last year was a bit more of a vibe,” he said.

“This year it was all running late, the queue’s were long and it just wasn’t as fun. They’ve gone all environmentally friendly, kelp bags and the like.”

More generally of his career, Sultan said: “I am blessed. I do cause controversy but I am blessed.”

— Confidential writers