Christian Wilkins looks unrecognisable as he gets cosy with A-list fashion designer at glamorous party in the US
Known for his long list of A-list clients, including Madonna, Katy Perry and Lady Gaga, Scott, 49, posed alongside the Aussie for a selfie, which Wilkins, 30, shared with followers on the weekend.
In the photo, Wilkins, the son of entertainment reporter Richard Wilkins, looked almost unrecognisable in a long black feminine gown which was left open at the front to reveal his deep tan and buff chest.
Wearing his long, flaxen locks in a part, Wilkins sported nude coloured lipstick and a light rouge, as well as foundation.
Scott, seen with his arm around the influencer, sported a pink designer hoodie.
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Wilkins also posted a photo of himself lying on a blanket, and a large number of guests could be seen in the background.
'Got disappointing news, looked hot, and met Jeremy Scott. The duality of a night,' Wilkins said in the caption.
Followers were quick to compliment Wilkins on his look.
'Gorgeous, my future husband,' gushed one fan, while another added, 'You look fabulous. I'm so jealous of your hair. It's amazing.'
Another fan wrote, 'It's how you bounce back from disappointment that shows who you are. You are amazing!'
Christian has in the past addressed the criticism surrounding his bold red carpet looks.
The social media star often likes to express himself at events in dramatic frocks, corsets, skirts and high heels.
'It honestly does not really bother me at all,' he told Daily Mail Australia.
'People will say whatever they want to say. And there are far more people saying nice things than there are saying negative things.
'I've always been a very big believer that if you have an opportunity to create visibility for minorities, that you should take that opportunity.
'And I think any potential positives that I'm doing greatly outweigh any negatives.'
Late last year, Christian informed his followers that he has been dealing with some 'pretty intense hormonal health issues' that have changed his appearance.
'The effects of this have been rapid weight gain and water retention in the face and abdomen,' he wrote.
'Off the back of this I've made the decision to finally address one of my contributing factors to the issue, my relationship with food and diet.'
Christian explained he had gained over 23kgs in 18 months, but added that his health has since improved.
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