Video: Taylor Swift Suffers Wardrobe Malfunction, Flashes Undies on Stage
Mon, 15 August 2011 22:31:42 ET
Taylor Swift suffered wardrobe malfunction during her gig in St. Louis last Saturday night, August 14. While she was performing her hit single "You Belong With Me" on the stage, her blue dress was blown up by a wind machine.
As a result, the 21-year-old singer unintentionally showed off her nude colored underwear in front of her fans. The "Mean" singer handled the situation like a pro by quickly smoothing down her skirt and continuing her performance as if nothing happened.
The Grammy-winning country singer is always known for her modest fashion. Back in April during an interview with The Telegraph, the ex-girlfriend of Joe Jonas shared that she doesn't like to show off her sex appeal in skimpy clothing.
"I like wearing pretty dresses and I like trying out new styles but I don't feel comfortable taking my clothes off," she gushed. "I wouldn't wear tiny amounts of clothing in my real life, "she admitted before adding, "So I don't think it's necessary to wear that stuff in photo shoots."
During her concert in St. Louis over the weekend, the 'Speak Now' hitmaker exposed her grandma panties when her skirt was blown up by a wind machine.
As a result, the 21-year-old singer unintentionally showed off her nude colored underwear in front of her fans. The "Mean" singer handled the situation like a pro by quickly smoothing down her skirt and continuing her performance as if nothing happened.
The Grammy-winning country singer is always known for her modest fashion. Back in April during an interview with The Telegraph, the ex-girlfriend of Joe Jonas shared that she doesn't like to show off her sex appeal in skimpy clothing.
"I like wearing pretty dresses and I like trying out new styles but I don't feel comfortable taking my clothes off," she gushed. "I wouldn't wear tiny amounts of clothing in my real life, "she admitted before adding, "So I don't think it's necessary to wear that stuff in photo shoots."
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