It’s every celebrity’s nightmare to experience a wardrobe malfunction, especially when the spotlight is on them, such as being on stage before a live audience.
Katherine Heigl recently encountered this unfortunate event at the ShoWest convention in Las Vegas, where she was presented with the Female Star Of The Year Award.
Recognized for her outstanding performances in popular films like 27 Dresses and The Ugly Truth, Heigl found herself in an awkward situation when one of the straps of her gorgeous red dress snapped during her acceptance speech.
Fortunately, host Billy Bush came to her rescue by holding the strap in place, allowing her to continue speaking without any undue exposure.
Following the mishap, Heigl managed to secure the strap backstage with a pin before proudly displaying her award for the awaiting photographers.
Her impressive acting career spans from her notable role in Grey’s Anatomy to her successful transition to the big screen with hits like Knocked Up, 27 Dresses, and The Ugly Truth, with more projects in the pipeline.
Meanwhile, Kelly Osbourne, who recently shed three stones, has been flaunting her slimmer figure but took a different style approach by donning unflattering horizontal stripes in her recent public appearance.
Despite staying fashionable with a nautical-themed T-shirt and matching loafers, the stripes unintentionally gave the impression of added bulk to the reality TV star’s frame during a lunch outing in Los Angeles.
On another note, Sarah Jessica Parker showcased her summer-ready look in a vibrant yellow dress while promoting the upcoming s** And The City movie sequel in Las Vegas.
Contrary to her character’s flamboyant style, Parker opted for a chic asymmetrical mini dress that accentuated her legs, paired with n^de heels, as she joined her co-stars Kristin Davis and Cynthia Nixon at the Warner Bros. ShoWest Presentation.
Although Kim Cattrall was notably absent due to her commitments in London’s theater scene, the trio made a stylish statement with their individual ensembles.
Nixon sported a colorful shift dress, while Davis opted for a pleated rose-print number, hinting at a departure from their iconic on-screen personas as they gear up for the much-anticipated film release.
