Love Island’s Zara McDermott suffers ‘wardrobe malfunction’ in see-through BRITs dress
Reality star Zara McDermott slipped into a gorgeous sequinned gown for the occasion which boasted a plunging neckline and keyhole detail as the star appeared to go braless
Zara McDermott appeared to suffer a wardrobe malfunction at the Brit Awards tonight (February 11th) as she took to the red carpet in a see-through dress.
The former Love Island babe, 26, was one of the first stars to walk the red carpet this evening and made sure all eyes were on her as she flaunted her incredible figure in a nude sequinned gown.
The star showed off her curves in the floor-length frock which featured a key-hole cleavage and split-cuff sleeves
Zara gave the cameras a fierce look as she posed up a storm, showing off her long, blonde tresses, which were styled in classic waves.
Zara McDermott appeared to suffer a wardrobe malfunction at the Brit Awards tonight(Image: Getty Images)
Finishing off the polished look she accessorised with a pair of small silver earrings and showed off her natural beauty with light smoky make up.
But whilst the star is used to modelling skimpy clothing, she stunned onlookers as pictures had to blur out what appeared to be too much exposure of her breasts.
Mo Gilligan returns tonight as the BRIT Awards host for the second year running, with the comedian saying he is “honoured” to be back to celebrate the biggest night in British music.
The dress was very revealing(Image: Samir Hussein / WireImage)
For the first time in the ceremony’s history, it takes place on a Saturday, broadcast live from London’s O2 Arena.
Harry Styles, Wet Leg, and Sam Smith lead this year’s nominations as the stars battle it out for the coveted awards.
All three will perform on the night, with Lizzo, Becky Hill, Cat Burns and Stormzy also storming the stage.
Zara wowed onlookers (Image: Samir Hussein / WireImage)
Music bosses have come under fire, however, when the shortlist was announced last month.
In a surprise snub, female artists were shut out of the Artist Of The Year, which last year introduced a gender-neutral overhaul by scrapping its male and female-centric categories.
The first gender-neutral award was handed to Adele last year, but in her acceptance speech she pointedly told the audience: “I love being a woman.”
Now, BRIT Award bosses are in talks to bring back separate categories for best male and female artist next year, after no women made the shortlist for its new gender-neutral prize.
The coveted Song Of The Year With Mastercard category will see Aitch with Baby Ft Ashanti, Cat Burns with Go, Dave with Starlight, and Ed Sheeran And Elton John with their festive hit Merry Christmas battle it out.
