Britney Spears suffers MAJOR wardrobe malfunction as she models plunging dress for fans
Britney Spears suffered a major wardrobe malfunction as she modeled a summer dress for her fans in a since-deleted Instagram video uploaded on Thursday.
The Baby One More Time songstress, 43 - who recently dropped a clue about her new career move - also could be seen showing off sultry dance moves throughout the reel.
The beginning of the clip kicked off with the star posing in front of a camera inside what appeared to be a spacious bedroom.
Spears donned an off-the-shoulder, green and white-striped ensemble with a low-cut neckline on the front.
At one point, Britney brought her hands down towards her sides and upon doing so, accidentally brushed the top portion of the dress - which brought the fabric down below her left breast.
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At one point, Britney brought her hands down towards her sides and upon doing so, accidently brushed the top portion of the dress - which brought the fabric down below her left breast
The performer swiftly noticed the malfunction and pulled the dress back up to properly cover her chest while keeping a smile on her face.
She then continued to model her outfit and could be seen nonchalantly adjusting the maxi dress a couple times.
Spears also twirled for the camera before crouching down towards the floor and then fell backwards onto the bed.
The reel concluded as the Toxic hitmaker showcased more dance moves for her 41.8 million followers.
Along with the striped ensemble, the star slipped into a pair of closed-toed, tan heels and allowed her blonde locks to flow down past her shoulders in natural waves.
Britney opted for minimal accessories for the video, and added a white lace choker around her neck.
The latest incident is not the first time that the performer has suffered a wardrobe mishap on social media.
Last year in October, she filmed herself dancing inside her lavish mansion when her skimpy bikini top nearly could not hold in her cleavage.
She then continued to model her outfit and could be seen nonchalantly adjusting the maxi dress a couple times
Britney's since-deleted post comes just one day after it was revealed that the singer is one step closer towards a new career move - which doesn't involve the entertainment industry.
Earlier this month, her attorney Peter Nussbaum notably filed a trademark application with the US Patent and Trademark Office for her first-ever jewelry brand called B. Tiny, per the official website.
Late last year in November, the performer first unveiled the surprise business venture and teased at the time that it was 'coming soon.'
But the following month, the jewelry line came under suspicion for using other brands' designs and photos following a DailyMail.com investigation.
Spears created the company through her limited liability company Baby One More Mark, LLC and her application is still pending approval from an assigned examiner.
She has since given her fans a glimpse at pieces from the upcoming line - such as a white choker which she shared to Instagram.
And last week, Britney committed a shock act on a plane as she headed to LAX from Cabo San Lucas, Mexico.
According to TMZ, the songstress was sitting with her security team when she lit up a cigarette and also began drinking.
The flight attendants that were on board reportedly had been 'alarmed and ordered her to put out the cigarette' - which the singer did.
However, it was also reported that Spears had been 'difficult' for the duration of the flight and was further 'warned about her conduct' by authorities when she landed back in California.
An insider told People in regards to the incident: 'This is not her first warning. She doesn't exactly follow the rules.'
A spokesman for public charter operator JSX additionally told DailyMail.com in a statement: 'We have no comment regarding the alleged events described.'
DailyMail.com has contacted representatives for Britney Spears and LAX for further comment.
Britney later gave her side to the story as she uploaded a clip of herself holding a bottle of what appeared to be alcohol alongside a lengthy caption.
She had written, 'Some planes I've been on you can't smoke mostly but this one was different because the drink holders were on outside of seat!!!' before admitting it had also been her 'first time drinking vodka.'
Spears added, 'And said I want a cigarette so bad !!! My friend put it in my mouth and lit it up for me so I was like OH SO THIS IS A PLANE WHERE YOU CAN SMOKE !!!'
She then apologized to 'anyone I offended but the flight attendants always make sure I'm way at the back of plane anyways.
Spears added, 'And said I want a cigarette so bad !!! My friend put it in my mouth and lit it up for me so I was like OH SO THIS IS A PLANE WHERE YOU CAN SMOKE !!!'
'I thought officials greeted me as support and I was like WOW I feel special !!! I've never been to an international airport!!! Am I famous or something ??? The flight attendant called officials because I smoked a cigarette!!!
'And embarrass me which jeez I thought was kinda much but she didn't like me the moment I got on plane !!! Nobody was on the plane for first 20 minutes and she wouldn't let me get out of my seat I wanted to stand up !!!' Britney continued.
'She acted so weird about making sure I sat down and it was weird !!! I didn't like the way she put the seatbelt on me and invaded my space !!!'
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