I think the whole Janet Jackson incident sparked the new term. It sounds so..............what's the word I'm looking for.........stupid?
I think, let's leave it at flashing, though, to me, that sounds more planned, than accidental.
It used to be called flashing nowadays it has become a fad calling it wardrobe malfunction? what do you think?
I don't wanna see boobies or anything else they show. If the designers would make clothing less revealing and more durable then maybe the wardrobe malfunction's would cease some.
I think there is too much political correctness nowadays.
Call it whatever you want. Now days I think most of it is done on purpose for the wow effect.
I think most of the "malfunctions" are planned, just for the headlines.
Two completely different things.
"Flashing" is on purpose.
"Wardrobe malfunction" is an accident.
Some may claim to have a "wardrobe malfunction" when they are actually "flashing". EG: Not wearing panties, then claiming it was a "wardrobe malfunction". No, it isn't. The panties did not fail - you purposefully didn't wear them. So it's flashing.
Hi Carlos! These wardrobe malfunctions indeed look made-up! You must have noticed that celebrities always seem to have some sort of issues on the red carpet or whenever they have tons of cameras focused on them! It’s definitely an attention-seeking technique and you will surely agree that it works quite well!
