Model Oshrat Salim Suffers Wardrobe Malfunction Again at Fashion Week
Translated & summarized from Ice by baba
Model and actress Oshrat Salim experienced a second consecutive wardrobe malfunction at Tel Aviv Fashion Week, where her chest was unintentionally exposed during a runway walk. Salim downplayed the incident, stating "We are not in Iran, let's move on" and noting she was a professional filling in for another model. This follows a similar exposure last year, which she attributed to a wardrobe malfunction.
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- Oshrat Salim had a second wardrobe malfunction at Tel Aviv Fashion Week.
- Salim stated, "We are not in Iran, let's move on" regarding the exposure.
- She was unexpectedly asked to wear the outfit moments before the show.
- This incident is similar to one she experienced at a fashion show last year.
- Salim dismissed concerns about the exposure being intentional.
Model and actress Oshrat Salim experienced a repeat wardrobe malfunction during Israel Canada Fashion Week in Tel Aviv on Wednesday. While walking the runway for designer Idan Laros, one of her outfits led to an unplanned exposure of her chest. This incident mirrors a similar event that occurred last year during a fashion show.
Salim appeared unfazed by the mishap, even joking about it backstage. "Second time in a row!" she told Fashion Forward, adding, "What I said last time still applies to this time, nothing happened, just a boob showing. We are not in Iran, let's move on."
She further revealed that she was not originally slated to wear the revealing outfit. The intended model withdrew at the last minute, and Salim was asked to step in without prior fitting. "Literally seconds before the show, meaning I didn't do any fittings beforehand. But I'm a model and I'm professional, the designer wanted me to wear this outfit and I wore it. I also don't see anything so terrible about nudity, everything is fine."
Last year, Salim's blazer opened during a Mother of All fashion show, exposing her chest. At the time, she explained that double-sided tape meant to secure the blazer had failed. She reiterated her stance that nudity is not provocative and should not cause alarm.
When asked about potential accusations that the exposure was intentional, Salim dismissed the concern, noting that similar incidents have happened to other models this year. "You know how many models this happened to here this year? And if they say it, then let them say it. Let them think whatever they want."
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