The 'Delicate' singer runs into a little bit of trouble when she accidentally unzips her bodysuit during one of her 'Reputation Stadium Tour' stop.
- October 25, 2018
AceShowbiz - Taylor Swift had a wardrobe malfunction during one of her "Reputation Stadium Tour" in Australia. The country-singer-turned-pop-superstar ran into a little bit of trouble when she accidentally unzipped her black bodysuit.
Videos from the moment have spread around on the internet. She was seen preparing to launch into "King of My Heart" when she realized that the front part of her outfit was unzipped. Fortunately, she wore a black tank top underneath, thus she could escape any unwanted exposure.
It took a few seconds for her to notice the mistake and she quickly zipped it back up, adorably mouthing "Oops" in the process. She then stared knowingly at the audience before moving to the center stage.
SHE UNZIPPED THE WRONG BODY SUIT AND MOUTHED OOPS I’D SO DIE FOR HER pic.twitter.com/tOReVu87Uw
— ben (misses taylor) (@styIeswift) October 24, 2018
This is not the first time Taylor suffered wardrobe malfunction this year. She flashed her underwear in her Versace gown with a dangerously high slit when she attended the 2018 Billboard Music Awards back in May. However, she didn't let the wardrobe mishap ruin her night at the annual event.
Taylor is currently hitting the road for the Oceania leg of her "Reputation Stadium Tour" along with Charli XCX. After concluding the leg on November 9 in Auckland, New Zealand, she will travel to Tokyo, Japan for a two-night show which will also mark the end of the 53-date tour.
The tour has broken multiple venue attendance and grossing records even before it wraps up. The first show at University of Phoenix Stadium set new venue records in attendance with 59,157 tickets sold, topping One Direction's "Where We Are Tour" in 2014 by 2,6233 seats.
She also made history by becoming the first female artist to headline Dublin's Croke Park twice, with around 136,000 fans attending both shows. Similarly, she became the first woman to headline three consecutive nights at MetLife Stadium and Gillette Stadium.
