This week, TV TALENT Ruby Rose found herself in a dispute with Qantas staff after being denied entry to a business class seat for not adhering to the airline’s dress code.
The aspiring fashion designer was clad in clothing from her own line created for boutique label Milk and Honey, which unfortunately did not meet the airline’s standards.
Having returned from LA in the early hours of Sunday, witnesses at the airport noted an “argument” that unfolded between Rose and several Sydney staff members as she checked in for her flight to Perth, where she was set to promote her apparel—though the pants she wore were deemed inappropriate.
Mark Byrne, the MTV presenter’s agent, confirmed yesterday that Rose was indeed in her distressed denim jeans from her Myer-stocked capsule collection, but insisted she wasn’t “throwing a wobbly,” contrary to what our source had suggested.
“You can’t be upgraded in ripped denim,” he chuckled. “They were her Milk and Honey jeans [but] she ultimately flew business.”
“He stated that she did not believe she engaged in any substantial conflict with Qantas staff.”
Confidential reported that Rose had received an upgrade through a friend’s staff benefits, which subjected her to the dress restrictions.
“Customers who pay full fare can wear what they wish, within reason,” an airport insider remarked.
Later yesterday, Rose shared a picture with us from Perth, indicating her careful attire for the return flight. It seems no one paid her any extra attention.
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