Former Married At First Sight sensation Jules Robinson has delivered a powerful clapback against body-shaming trolls who criticised her Melbourne Cup ensemble, declaring she won't be silenced by keyboard warriors.
The reality TV star turned fashion entrepreneur found herself targeted by negative comments after sharing photos of her stunning race day outfit - a vibrant floral dress that some cruel followers deemed "too small" for her figure.
Standing Strong Against Cyber Bullies
Rather than letting the hateful comments slide, Robinson took to social media to address the criticism head-on. "I'm not going to sit here and let people shame me for what I choose to wear," the confident influencer stated.
Her response highlighted the ongoing issue of body shaming that persists in online spaces, particularly targeting women in the public eye. "I felt amazing in that dress, and that's what matters," Robinson emphasised, reminding her followers that confidence comes from within.
From Reality TV to Real Resilience
Since finding fame on the hit Channel Nine dating show, Robinson has built a successful career in fashion with her popular brand JULIETTE. Her experience with public scrutiny hasn't diminished her spirit or style choices.
The Melbourne Cup incident isn't the first time the star has faced unwarranted criticism about her appearance, but her latest response demonstrates a growing resilience against online negativity.
A Message of Body Positivity
Robinson's stance resonates with many Australian women who face similar judgment about their fashion choices and bodies. Her refusal to apologise for her outfit sends a strong message about self-acceptance and body positivity.
"Wear what makes you feel good," she advised her followers, turning a negative experience into an empowering moment for her community.
As the spring racing season continues, Robinson's experience serves as a reminder that fashion should be about personal expression and confidence, not conforming to others' expectations.
