Sarah had a wardrobe malfunction while she attending the MET Ball, 2013 at the Metropolitan Museum of Arts,
Los Angeles:
The Sex and The City starSarah Jessica Parker accidentally flashed her underwear whileposing for pictures.
The 48-year-old actress suffered wardrobe malfunctionwhile she attending the MET Ball, 2013 at the MetropolitanMuseum of Arts, reported Ace showbiz.
She accidentally flashed her black lacy underwearwhile pulling up her Giles Deacon ball gown to highlight herlegs in a pair of thigh-high Louis Vuitton boots.
Keeping in mind the theme 'Punk: Chaos To Couture',Parker donned a gold Mohawk-shaped headpiece by Philip Treacy,which caught Jennifer Lawrence's attention.
Lawrence and Parker then laughed when the Silver LiningsPlaybook actress touched the headdress.
Parker completed her look with a large diamond necklaceand matching earrings.
Celebrities such as Beyonce Knowles, Taylor Swift,Kristen Stewart, Lily Collins, Kerry Washington, ChristinaRicci, Claire Danes, Heidi Klum, Gwen Stefani and KylieMinogue were also among the famous faces who channeled theirinner rock stars in their punk-inspired outfits.
The 48-year-old actress suffered wardrobe malfunctionwhile she attending the MET Ball, 2013 at the MetropolitanMuseum of Arts, reported Ace showbiz.
She accidentally flashed her black lacy underwearwhile pulling up her Giles Deacon ball gown to highlight herlegs in a pair of thigh-high Louis Vuitton boots.
Keeping in mind the theme 'Punk: Chaos To Couture',Parker donned a gold Mohawk-shaped headpiece by Philip Treacy,which caught Jennifer Lawrence's attention.
Lawrence and Parker then laughed when the Silver LiningsPlaybook actress touched the headdress.
Parker completed her look with a large diamond necklaceand matching earrings.
Celebrities such as Beyonce Knowles, Taylor Swift,Kristen Stewart, Lily Collins, Kerry Washington, ChristinaRicci, Claire Danes, Heidi Klum, Gwen Stefani and KylieMinogue were also among the famous faces who channeled theirinner rock stars in their punk-inspired outfits.
