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They’re the tradesmen who are now taking the fashion world by storm.
On Tuesday, Jack Steele, 27, and Matt Ford, 26, of The Inspired Unemployed brought their unique style to Afterpay Australian Fashion Week 2021.
Accompanied by a third friend, the pair posed up a storm in some very inspired outfits.
Style icons: They’re the tradesmen who are now taking the fashion world by storm. On Tuesday, Jack Steele, 27, and Matt Ford, 26, of The Inspired Unemployed brought their unique style to Afterpay Australian Fashion Week 2021
Dressed in 2000s style long shorts and tank tops, along with caps, beanies and throwback sunglasses, they certainly turned heads.
The trio lifted a model in the air as they posed outside the venue, the woman laughing heartily for the pictures.
On Monday, the men had also headed out to the Romance Was Born show where they opted for hipster style suits and hats.
A look: Accompanied by a third friend, the pair posed up a storm in some very inspired outfits
Wow: Dressed in 2000s style long shorts and tank tops, along with caps, beanies and throwback sunglasses, they certainly turned heads
Drama! The trio lifted a model in the air as they posed outside the venue, the woman laughing heartily for the pictures
Jack and Matt, from New South Wales’ south coast, are the ‘Aussie battlers’ behind the iconic social media account, The Inspired Unemployed.
After launching the page last year, they rose to fame during COVID-19 by sharing hilarious videos that are now seen by their 747,000 followers everyday.
Deciding to take advantage of their new celebrity status, Steele and Ford quit their day jobs where they’d been working as a plasterer and carpenter.
Smile! They also took photos of passers-by who seemed unimpressed
Stars: Jack and Matt, from New South Wales ‘ south coast, are the ‘Aussie battlers’ behind the iconic social media account, The Inspired Unemployed. Steele and Ford quit their day jobs where they’d been working as a plasterer and carpenter
Wow! The comedians have starred on a cover for GQ, modelled for Fendi and Louis Vuitton and scored a deal with THE ICONIC. Steele, Ford and a few of their mates also featured in a four-page spread in Vogue Australia
Since then the comedians have starred on a cover for GQ, modelled for Fendi and Louis Vuitton and scored a deal with THE ICONIC.
‘We honestly have always loved making content but what really kicked it off is we were both sick of our jobs as tradies,’ Steele told news.com.au.
Ford said that because everyone was stuck at home sitting on their phones during the height of the pandemic, their account quickly became an escape for those doing it tough.
Style: On Monday, the men had also headed out to the Romance Was Born show
Dressed for success: They opted for hipster style suits and hats in retro tones
In January the duo graced the cover of GQ Magazine in collaboration with Fendi, sharing a photo to their Instagram page with the caption: ‘We don’t understand either’.
Then a month later Steele, Ford and a few of their mates featured in a four-page spread in Vogue Australia.
The duo have even done videos for high fashion brand Louis Vuitton and more recently were offered a role in THE ICONIC’s summer runway show.
‘It’s been pretty wild – it’s been a whirlwind. To be honest, we still can’t get our heads around it,’ Steele said.
Impressed: ‘We honestly have always loved making content but what really kicked it off is we were both sick of our jobs as tradies,’ Steele told news.com.au
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