‘Noooooo’: Fans call Guy Sebastian a ‘fashion victim’ and slam him for his sleeveless mustard suit on The Voice
He is known for his bold outfit choices on The Voice Australia.
However, fans have been quick to label coach Guy Sebastian as a ‘fashion victim’ after he wore the sleeveless mustard suit during The Playoffs on Sunday night’s episode.
After the singer shared a behind-the-scenes video of the episode on his Instagram account on Sunday, followers didn’t hesitate to share their thoughts on his ensemble.
Fashion faux pas: Viewers slammed Guy Sebastian for the sleeveless mustard suit he wore during The Playoffs on Sunday
‘Love ya Guy … but that sleeveless suit is just too ….. too … um … well … just too fashion victim,’ said one user.
Another commented: You are an absolute trendsetter with everything you wear BUT what’s going on with that mustard coloured sleeveless suit….Noooooo Guy Nooooo.’
Of course not everyone hated Guy’s bold choice of suit, with some followers commenting: ‘Love the outfit.’
Speaking their mind: Followers had a lot to say about Guy’s bold choice of outfit for The Playoffs
Not a fan: Usually impressed by Guy’s fashion forward looks, followers were not happy with the mustard suit
Guy’s two-piece outfit was custom made by Belancé World, whose suit jackets retail from around $1250 while pants retail around $400.
He also wore shoes by Sebago and accessorised with jewellery by Miansai and Thomas Sabo.
On his Instagram story Guy credited his styling to Sydney based stylists Dale Mckie.
Mixed response: Of course not everyone hated Guy’s bold choice of suit, with some followers commenting: ‘Love the outfit’
In the video he posted, Guy said that ‘it was so good’ to be back filming the reality series in the video he posted and he thanked the crew fro their hard work.
‘Tonight the Playoffs begin on @thevoiceau … these were supposed to be filmed late in March and it was postponed when the wheels fell off the world,’ he captioned the video.
‘The team have done a sensational job to enable us to continue on with filming The Voice but it is a little bit different…’
Back to business: Guy said that ‘it was so good’ to be back filming the reality series in the video he posted and thanked the crew fro their hard work amid the pandemic
Guy went on to explain how it was a ‘very weird’ experience filming without an audience.
He also said that he ‘felt for the artists’, as there is no cheering or clapping after their performance from an audience.
This comes as viewers have weighted in on Twitter about producers choosing to play ‘fake laughter’, amid the absence of a live studio
Unsure: Viewers weighted in on Twitter about producers choosing to play ‘fake laughter’, amid the absence of a live studio
Not Happy: Several viewers said that they didn’t like the inclusion of ‘fake laughter’ on the series
‘Can we please get rid of the fake audience on #TheVoiceAU, it’s so distracting,’ one shared online.
Another said: ‘#TheVoiceAU sort out the sound levels! No need for so much fake crowd noise – I can’t hear the singers. Awesome job compromising though.’
The Voice Australia continues Monday at 7.30pm on Channel Nine.
No cheer squad: Guy said that he ‘felt for the artists’, as there is no cheering or clapping after their performance from an audience as they film amid the pandemic