stars are often made to change their clothes. In an exclusive interview with reality star Amy Christophers, she revealed that Channel 4 bosses ordered the cast to change their outfits whenever they liked. She said: “We were just told not to wear really busy patterns, obviously because we’re on TV.
We also had to send a picture of what we were planning to wear, so if it was a group setting with the girls, a commitment ceremony, the hen parties, dinner parties, we had to send a picture to someone on production of what we were wearing.” Amy then said that she and her co-stars were asked to switch out their look by the TV crew. If their clothes - whether pre-planned or not - were too similar to someone else’s, the MAFS contestants had to come up with something else.
Christophers revealed: “On the hen party I had my outfit planned and then last minute, they were like: ‘No, you can’t wear that,’ - I plan every single outfit, I’m gonna have my hair like this, shoes, everything, then last minute I had to change!” Amy confessed the experience gave her “a bit of a freak out” as she realised her plans were thrown out of whack. Before going on the dating show, Christophers had planned out every detail of what she was going to wear. The reality star wasn’t a big fan of what she ended up wearing, but “looking back” on her scenes in the show she now “understands” why they made her pick another outfit.
In the end it all “worked out okay”. Amy also expose.
