Lauren Dunn looked almost unrecognisable this week when she stepped out at Bondi Beach to attend a fashion launch.

The Married At First Sight star, 34, who shot to fame on the 2024 season of the matchmaking show, sported a new glamorous look at Ravesis Hotel on Thursday.

Looking very different from her days on reality TV, the budding socialite flaunted her figure in a pink maxi dress by the event host, Beginning Boutique.

The strapless, form-fitting frock featured large prints of pink orchids.

Lauren paired the dress with a pair of sandals embellished with pink flowers, flashing her fresh pedicure.

She accessorised her new look with several pieces of gold jewellery, including numerous rings and stacked bracelets to pair with her burgundy nails.

Lauren Dunn looked almost unrecognisable this week when she stepped out at Bondi Beach to attend a fashion launch

The former MAFS star added a soft curl to her long brunette tresses, giving her a more bronzed appearance than her blonde look on the show.

Lauren’s outing comes after the Perth businessman who is currently suing her for defamation was arrested for alleged possession of cocaine.

Aidan Murphy will face a Magistrates Court on October 17 for allegedly possessing cocaine on August 20, and for allegedly breaching a family violence restraining order.

Murphy, 37, pleaded not guilty to the FVRO breach, which allegedly took place between June 15 and 16, and also pleaded not guilty to the drug possession charge.

The offences allegedly took place in Applecross, the WA suburb where Murphy lives.

When Daily Mail approached Murphy for comment, he declined to comment about the alleged cocaine possession and alleged FVRO breach.

‘Sorry, no comment. You’ll have to speak to the lawyers about that one,’ he said. Further details of that interaction can be found here.

Just weeks earlier, Murphy filed a defamation lawsuit against MAFS star Dunn over social media posts made in July.

Looking very different from her days on reality TV, the budding socialite flaunted her figure in a pink maxi dress by the event host, Beginning Boutique

Murphy alleges Dunn posted malicious and false comments about him on TikTok, Instagram and Facebook between July 14 and July 21.

The summons was filed with the WA Supreme Court on August 15, WA Today reported.

In it, the managing director claimed Dunn defamed him and, by extension, the business he works for, Unite Resourcing.

Dunn told WA Today her posts were a reaction to negative remarks Murphy allegedly made about her in relation to her ex-boyfriend, former AFL player Ryan Crowley.

Crowley is currently facing a series of domestic violence charges related to his relationship with Dunn in 2019 and 2020.