Lisa Snowdon almost suffers wardrobe malfunction on Miami beach
February 3rd, 2011 - 5:29 pm ICT by ANI
London, Feb 3 (ANI): English model Lisa Snowdon almost had a wardrobe malfunction on a Miami beach, when her bikini top nearly rode up to reveal her assets.
Snowdon, 39, is currently taking time off from her 95.8 Capital FM breakfast show to shoot an ad for Marks and Spencer’s spring/summer collection, the Daily Mail reported.
She wore a bikini with a black top and bottoms sporting a floral print, and she somehow managed to avoid exposing herself by making hasty adjustments to her top half.
Snowdon, who is shooting the advert with Twiggy, 61, Dannii Minogue, 39, VV Brown and Ana Beatriz Barros, 28, had just come out of the sea after taking a dip when the incident happened. (ANI)
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