Gemma Collins and James Argent have come under fire from fans after posing in garish his and hers outfits on Instagram .
The on-off couple boasted to fans they were embracing the 'Burberry trend' as they kitted themselves out head to toe in the British designer.
Gemma, 38, showed off her three stone weight loss with a pair of white skinny jeans and lace blouse. While Arg grinned away beside her clad in the store's famous checked print shirt and paired up with some chinos.
Arg finished his eye-catching look with a pair of aviator shades and some gold jewelerry on both wrists.
While some fans rushed to praise Gemma's incredible body transformation following her turn on Dancing on Ice this year, others sized the opportunity to take aim at her relationship with Arg.
"Gemma I think Arg is punching with you.. get rid of Arg and get yourself an Adonis," suggested one.
"You look amaazing as usual but please babe, you deserve so much more... and there's so much better out there. I mean this in the nicest possible way, love is blind but please open your eyes babe ," pleaded another.
Some trolls cruelly fat-shamed Arg and joked he looked much older than his 31 years in the comments.
Gemma Collins and James Argent snuggle up in bed together on romantic holiday
Towie stars Gemma and Arg have been dating on and off since 2017.
Earlier this year their relationship hit a rocky patch when Arg sent vicious messages to Gemma calling her an embarrassment and saying that she had 'more rolls than Greggs.'
But despite the nasty war of words between them, the pair managed to make another go of things and have recently been spotted enjoying a loved-up break in Tenerife.
Smug Gemma Collins gets serenaded by James Argent in Tenerife
In a social media posting from the holiday, Arg is seen serenading his misses in a packed out bar.
Gemma appeared delighted with her man's performance, smiling into the camera as she danced around with her fellow diners to Frank Sinatra song I Love You Baby.
Arg belted out a whole host of songs at the Spanish venue as the crowd cheered and sang along word for word, sometimes drowning out the vocals.
