Christian Wilkins hits back at troll who called him disgusting slur

Christian Wilkins has hit back at a social media troll after attracting attention in a stunning outfit at Penfolds Derby Day in Melbourne on Saturday.

The cyberbully called the 27-year-old model and influencer “an attention-seeking r****d” while criticizing his show-stopping fashion statement.

Christian responded by sharing the cruel meme on his Instagram Stories and adding a few harsh words of his own, telling the troll that he found the term — a slur aimed at the disabled — objectionable.

“Honestly think what you want,” Christian told the troll in his post next to the screenshot.

“But as a sibling of someone with a disability, I find this term extremely hurtful.”

Christian, who has four siblings, is the son of Richard Wilkins, one of Channel Nine’s longest-serving presenters.

Richard’s eldest son, Adam, who is 47, has Down syndrome.

With a photo of Wilkins in his outfit, the troll mocked his Derby Day outfit as if it were a Halloween costume.

Creating a false ‘ad’ for the look, with the captions ‘scotch tape’, ‘chicken fillets’ and ‘Richard Wilkins’ check mark of approval’.

It comes after Christian impressed Flemington’s fashionistas on Derby Day.

Christian proved his flair for fashion, wearing dramatic headwear with feathered accents.

He also wore a satin bodice, oversized black silk pants and hoof boot-inspired shoes in the exclusive Birdcage enclosure.

To give the look even more glamour, he donned a pair of semi-sheer black gloves tucked up over his elbows.

Known for his incredible red carpet style, Christian styled the look with a moonstone necklace.

The actor and model previously said he planned to “break” the cup carnival’s gender-based rules.