Don't make these costume glitches like these stars
Different Hollywood celebrities are known for their good clothes, but these are not exempt from making mistakes at any time
Selena Gómez made one that other wardrobe mistakes in her appearances
The clothing in each person is very important, since it is how we present ourselves to the world once we leave home. However, sometimes the choice of pieces may not be so successful: they are damaged, do not match or are not the size of the body, which in the end end up being public failures.
To learn, Hollywood stars have gone through certain humiliations that have been captured by the media. Proof of this happened to actress Salma Hayek, who did not have two buttons on her pants fastened.
Another of the failures that were captured was one of the most common, which is having the shirt backwards. This is what happened to the Duchess of Cambridge, Kate Middleton, who wore a purple garment with the buttons in front, although they were in the back.
Although the royal thing was a subtle flaw, Mexican actress Angelique Boyer suffered it in a more pronounced way, as she was criticized for wearing a long gold dress backwards. The protagonist of Teresa had to change the position of the garment in the middle of the show and publicly admit this failure.
The goddess of the lil 'monsters, Lady Gaga, was also a victim of wardrobe failures, but of her underwear. During the filming of American Horror History: Hotel, the singer revealed her pantyhose by having a red skirt. Another of the stars who showed her underwear was Khlóe Kardashian, in very transparent black lycra.
Actress Selena Gómez is also involved in this scandal, since she once wore a shirt that was very open to her sides and that she exposed her breasts. Mariah Carey also had a wardrobe malfunction, where she revealed her nipples to all the cameras present. But one of the most iconic moments of these misunderstandings was with Nicki Minaj during a music awards performance, where she was singing with Ariana Grande and Jessie J.
