On screen, Jennifer Lawrence has it all together. Off screen, not so much. From tripping at the Oscars to revealing TMI on the regular, ”embarrassing’ is basically the Hunger Games star’s middle name.
And when you have someone as ~clumsy~ as J.Law, you know there are bound to be a few wardrobe malfunctions in her career span. Here are some of her most mortifying…
1. When her dress was a bit too loose — Just a few months after Jen was a victim of the nude photo scandal, the world got ANOTHER glimpse of her breasts. The 24-year-old star was leaving London’s Mockingjay — Part 1 with Lorde when her dress gapped and a nip slip couldn’t be avoided. Ugh, poor Jen!
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2. When her 2013 SAGs dress “ripped” — We’re STILL confused about what exactly happened to J.Law at the 2013’s Screen Actors Guild Awards. When she got up to accept her award for best performance by a female actor in Silver Linings Playbook, it looked like the mid-thigh area of her gown separated. According to a Christian Dior spokesperson, however, “The dress is made with different levels of tulle and satin and that is what the viewers saw when Jennifer lifted her dress slightly. It was not ripped and there was no malfunction…it was the design of the gown.”
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3. When she took side boob to a whole new level — Celebrities love side boob (just ask Miley Cyrus!), but we’re not sure anyone intended for Jennifer for show THAT skin much at the 2013 Catching Fire premiere in Paris. While nothing explicit was seen, we’re still going to classify this one as a malfunction — one wrong move and it would’ve been a SUPER embarrassing night.
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4. When she understood the struggle of wearing a strapless dress — Every girl who has ever worn a strapless dress can look at this picture and immediately empathize with Jen — they’re just SO FREAKIN’ ANNOYING! And even though she was attending the 2011 BAFTAs and probably had the gown tailored to fit her body juuuuust right, gravity always wins.
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