One morning news guest’s wardrobe decision was unlike anything viewers had ever seen.
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English television personality Scarlett Moffatt appeared on “Sunday Brunch” wearing a dress patterned with chains, jewels, and other objects. However, viewers quickly noticed that an unfortunate design flaw made the pattern look like a pair of droopy breasts. The dress could be seen throughout the entire segment:
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Viewers also took to Twitter to talk about the dress.
The pattern on Scarlett Moffat's blouse is… erm… interesting….#SundayBrunch pic.twitter.com/APruYRRskw
— Füzžy📺Böx™ (@FuzzyTellybox) November 5, 2017
I suspect Scarlett Moffat may have just sneaked a peak at her Twitter account. #SundayBrunch pic.twitter.com/xFy6z9Pnha
— outdoorshuman (@outdoorshuman) November 5, 2017
But Moffatt got some support along the way. Co-host Johnny Vegas took a picture with Moffatt after drawing a pair of breasts on his own shirt.
— Sunday Brunch (@SundayBrunchC4) November 5, 2017
Moffatt also poked fun at herself by tweeting, “Love my little boobie dress.”
https://twitter.com/ScarlettMoffatt/status/927116641288278017?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw&ref_url=https%3A%2F%2Fcoxrare.wordpress.com%2Fwp-admin%2Fpost-new.php
She certainly isn’t the first person who discovered on the air that their fashion choices might have been a mistake.
One meteorologist’s dress became a victim of the green screen in a segment that went viral in 2016.
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This dress by @JMcLaughlinNY has gone viral @TIME to @Yahoo https://t.co/sLvu1Fj7aZhttps://t.co/PEFjonsMgg pic.twitter.com/DKfnAPoj3c
— Liberté Chan (@libertechan) February 27, 2016
Others have used outfit fails to there advantage, like this meteorologist who came up with a pretty nifty Halloween costume.
Happy Halloween! Here's your spooky headless forecast for today & trick or treating tonight #Halloween https://t.co/0NJKMlwPvc 🎃👻🧙♀️ pic.twitter.com/PoMFAtCE7T
— Met Office (@metoffice) October 31, 2017
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