'I'll make sure I get papped with a green juice and coconut': Montana Cox laughs off claims she was told off by her agents and David Jones after being seen buying nachos

She was trying to fly under the radar, merely stepping out to stock up on treats.

But model Montana Cox's most recent outing to a Bondi supermarket has caused quite the controversy. 

The 22-year-old has laughed off claims she was told off by modelling agents and David Jones for stepping out to buy Doritos in a short dress, joking that next time she'll make sure she's seen with a 'green juice and a coconut'.   

Controversy: Montana Cox has laughed off claims she was told off by modelling agents after being seen buying Doritos last week, joking that she'll try to be photographed next time with a coconut and green juice

Laughing off the furore on Monday, Montana told Daily Mail Australia she had 'no idea' where claims she had been reprimanded by modelling agents for the outing came from. 

'I haven't been contacted by my agents or David Jones. I don't even know why it's a story,' she said on Monday morning. 

Adding that she was merely trying to buy some snacks, the Chanel beauty said: 'It would be pretty sad if my agents got angry at me for that.'

'I'll probably think twice before going into IGA maybe I'll make sure I get papped with a green juice and coconut,' she added lightheartedly. 

Role: Montana is among ambassadors for retail giant David Jones who insisted they hadn't been in contact regarding the photographs. Above, the 22-year-old is seen with fellow model Jessica Gomes at the ARIA awards last month

Off duty: The 22-year-old cut a casual figure as she left the store in a thigh-skimming dress, shunning make-up and going braless as she stocked up on chips and dip. She is seen (right) at the Caulfield Cup in October

Montana's comments come after a report published in The Daily Telegraph claimed she was told off her agency IMG for failing to maintain a glamorous profile in public.

The newspaper claimed that bosses at David Jones, for which Montana is an ambassador, were also unimpressed with her unkempt appearance when she visited the supermarket last week. 

The department store however denied the report on Monday, telling Daily Mail Australia it hadn't been in contact with Montana in any such capacity. 

Playful: The model reportedly took to Facebook to poke fun at the photographs, joking: 'Can't a girl get some nachos'

'David Jones has not spoken to Montana Cox about the pictures that were taken of her last week nor do we have any issue whatsoever with them,' a spokesman said. 

'David Jones would not tell our Ambassadors what they should eat nor what they should be wearing during their personal time,' they added. 

An IMG agent said to look after the Australian model however told The Daily Telegraph it hadn't been in touch with Montana to discuss the photographs either.  

Montana cut a casual figure as she shopped at the supermarket on Monday afternoon. 

Beauty: The 22-year-old has fronted numerous fashion campaigns since finding stardom on Australia's Next Top Model 

Shunning make-up for the outing, the beauty was pared back, a completely different look from how she appears in the pages of fashion magazines, as she waited in line at the store.

Opting for comfort in the blazing Sydney heat, Montana went braless for the outing, showing off her endless legs in a thigh-skimming number.

She finished her off-duty look with some slippers and wore her brunette locks scraped off her face in a tight ponytail.  

Montana, who found fame on Australia's Next Top Model, made a slight attempt to hide her face as she was photographed leaving the supermarket with her goods in a plastic bag.

Humour: Montana laughed off the furore on Monday, joking that she was simply trying to buy some snacks