Brooks Nader laughed off a wardrobe malfunction.
Nader, 29, suffered a fashion faux pas on the red carpet at the Daily Front Row Fashion Los Angeles Awards at the Beverly Hills Hotel on Thursday, April 24. As she posed for photographers, the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit model tugged at the side of her barely there dress, featuring cutouts and a completely open back that plunged to her derriere before cascading into a flowy skirt.
As she adjusted the top of her look, which was designed to show off a little side boob, Nader’s nipple slipped out. She quickly laughed off the moment and grabbed her chest to cover up.
Nader teamed the ultra-sexy look with statement jet-black earrings, which coordinated with the bow detail on her waist. She had a full beat, including dewy skin, manicured eyebrows, bronzed cheeks and long, flirty lashes.
She finished her look with lined, pink lips. The season 33 Dancing With the Stars competitor styled her bronde hair in a half-up coif, with her crown pulled back into a slicked-back ponytail.

This isn’t the first time Nader has put her, ahem, assets on full display. While out and about with her ex, DWTS pro Gleb Savchenko, she rocked a completely see-through top and pinstripe midi skirt that left very little to the imagination.
Brooks Nader and Gleb Savchenko Rachpoot/Bauer-Griffin/GC Images
Nader also isn’t the only celebrity who is a proponent of freeing the nipple, which went from a feminist movement to a full-on fashion trend.
Back in 2014, Rihanna (who all but originated the naked dress) famously told Vogue, “If I’m wearing a top, I don’t wear a bra. If I’m wearing a bra, I just wear a bra.”
That same year, the singer showcased her enviable figure in a shockingly sheer custom Adam Selman dress, covered with 230,000 Swarovski crystals, at the CFDA Fashion Awards in New York, where she won Fashion Icon of the Year.
Rihanna, now 37, styled her sultry look with a headscarf and opera-length gloves in the same glittering finish, then topped it off with a pink fur stole. Talk about a must-see moment.