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[[Image:Wardrobe Malfunction.jpg|200pxthumb|right|thumb|The famous "wardrobe malfunction" during Super Bowl XXXVIII]]

[[Image:Tara_Reid_top_slips.jpg|75pxthumb|right|thumb|Hollywood party girl Tara Reid had no idea she was flashing the everyone when the strap of her dress slipped off.]]

[[Image:Lindsay_Lohan.jpg|200pxthumb|right|thumb|Lindsay Lohan's moons the children at the Kid's Choice Awards.]]

'''Wardrobe malfunction''' is a [[euphemism]] used to describe the presumed accidental exposure, because of a defect attributed to an article or articles of [[clothing]], of what would be considered an [[intimate parts|intimate part]] or parts of the body of their wearer. Most famously, it was coined by [[Justin Timberlake]] to explain the [[Super Bowl XXXVIII halftime show controversy]], a [[1 February]] [[2004]] incident in which the malfunction resulted in the unintentional baring of most of [[Janet Jackson]]'s right [[breast]].