The Wardrobe Malfunction...Its a Boob’s Day Conspiracy Let’s Get to the "Bottom" of This...

Mumbai Fashion Week has always been a controversial one...And when Lakme entered the Mumbai Fashion Week...there has been a controversy one too many...

And this morning...when I saw the Uncensored Picture of Carol Gracias without her Halter Top..it evoked in me an urge to investigate further...But then..I think it would be so impolite of me...if I publish the uncensored picture and so here is the Censored Version of it all...




But then this is not the first time this is happening...is it...
In another, a model's skirt zip split, leaving her bare bottom visible. The event organisers were accused of planning two incidents, when models apparently had problems with their clothes, to generate publicity.


Fashion designer Anita Dongre expressed surprise at the inquiry. "It is clearly a case of a fastener coming off on the ramp, it cannot be intentional. It's too embarrassing and awkward for a designer to have these kind of accidents during his or her show."

But then...with the HQ of moral policing in Mumbai...how could this ever happen...in the so called sacred soil...lol

Well...it also happened to American singer Janet Jackson and this came in for widespread criticism when one of her relics was exposed during the 2004 Super Bowl. She said it was an accident. Her designer famously commented that it was caused by a "a malfunction of the wardrobe.

But back home...Maharashtra's Deputy Chief Minister RR Patil requested an investigation after some legislators raised the issue in the state assembly.
Now I know what these old sticks in the mud discuss in the parliment. I guess these guys are too old to discuss such things..dont you think...


Mr Patil now says the police inquiry has shown that the two incidents were not planned. And he has commended the models for covering themselves up quickly. This is sooooo funny....

"In these fashion shows the majority of the body was exposed and very little was covered," Mr Navalkar told the BBC.



"Such exploitation of a woman's body for commercial purposes is not acceptable to us." "I am keen on women's organisations getting together and protesting... the sanctity of Indian culture should be maintained," he said.

Now...I am rolling on the ground laughing at these comments...cos...if he says so much about the sanctity of women...why does he not stop all those movies having those poor hapless women gyrating to songs so tittilating...in some clothes that make you think if the femme involved is ever clothed at all...its a grey point....