Princess Beatrice shows that even royals suffer from wardrobe malfunctions

Nisean Lorde
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Princess Beatrice attended the 2017 annual V&A Summer Party on Wednesday, but suffered an unfortunate wardrobe malfunction,<em> (Photo: Getty)</em>
Princess Beatrice attended the 2017 annual V&A Summer Party on Wednesday, but suffered an unfortunate wardrobe malfunction, (Photo: Getty)

Princess Beatrice opted for a more risque outfit as she attended the 2017 annual V&A Summer Party on Wednesday, and while dressed impeccably, the 28-year-old suffered an unfortunate wardrobe malfunction.

With her trademark strawberry blonde locks draped loosely past her shoulders, the eldest daughter of Prince Andrew and Fergie rocked a figure hugging midnight-blue guipure lace dress. The midi-length tiered number was partially lined in crepe and featured an elegant ruffle that provided the perfect amount of coverage for Beatrice’s upper arms. But at one point the dress lining accidentally rode up her thighs and exposed the princess’s underwear.

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Princess Beatrice suffered an unfortunate wardrobe malfunction at the 2017 annual V&A Summer Party. <em>(Photos: Getty)</em>
Princess Beatrice suffered an unfortunate wardrobe malfunction at the 2017 annual V&A Summer Party. (Photos: Getty)
At one point the dress lining accidentally rode up Princess Beatrice’s thighs and exposed her underwear. <em>(Photo: Getty)</em>
At one point the dress lining accidentally rode up Princess Beatrice’s thighs and exposed her underwear. (Photo: Getty)
Princess Beatrice of York (L) and Princess Eugenie (R) attend the V&A summer party. <em>(Photo: Getty )</em>
Princess Beatrice of York (L) and Princess Eugenie (R) attend the V&A summer party. (Photo: Getty )

All wasn’t lost, the royal accessorized the look with a killer pair of patent leather pointed-toe Jimmy Choo pumps and a leather, blueberry blue Anya Hindmarch clutch. Beatrice appeared to have noticed the malfunction as she pulled down the dress lining to an appropriate length before taking a few more cure snaps with her younger sister, Princess Eugenie, 27.

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Princess Beatrice suffers wardrobe malfunction (L) but fixes it shortly after (R). <em>(Photos: Getty)</em>
Princess Beatrice suffers wardrobe malfunction (L) but fixes it shortly after (R). (Photos: Getty)
Princess Beatrice corrected the malfunction! <em>(Photo: Getty)</em>
Princess Beatrice corrected the malfunction! (Photo: Getty)

Beatrice wasn’t the only star who recently suffered from a wardrobe malfunction. Earlier this month, Selena Gomez stepped out in a white v-neck top by Jacquemus that featured exaggerated shoulders and wide-open side bell-sleeves that easily showed off the singer’s rib cage — but to avoid the use of hooks, Gomez went braless. Photographers caught a few shots of her side-boob, but Gomez strutted forward through this wardrobe malfunction like a pro.

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