Anne Hathaway Talks Dress Mishap: Are Wardrobe Malfunctions 'Devastating'?

by SodaHead Celebs Posted 2012/12/12 18:00:00

Related Topics: Anne Hathaway, Les Misérables, Tom Ford

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On Monday, Anne Hathaway suffered an unfortunate wardrobe malfunction at the “Les Miserables” premiere in New York. According to the New York Daily News, she has now spoken to Vanity Fair’s Ingrid Sischy about the unfortunate moment when her Tom Ford dressed hiked up as she was getting out of a car.

Apparently, she said "my dress was so tight that I didn't realize it until I saw all the photographers' flashes," and describes the event as “devastating,” adding “I might as well have lifted up my skirt for them."

She also spoke about the incident on the Today Show, saying that it’s “very sad that we live in an age when someone takes a picture of another person in a vulnerable moment and rather than delete it, and do the decent thing, sells it.”

She even managed to relate the event to “Les Miserables,”saying “I'm sorry that we live in a culture that commodifies sexuality of unwilling participants, which brings us back to 'Les Mis,' that's what my character is, she is someone who is forced to sell sex to benefit her child because she has nothing and there's no social safety net." Do you think that wardrobe malfunctions are devastating, like Anne Hathaway says?

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Tailor Wilson 2012/12/12 20:45:23

No

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Devastating is hurricane Sandy. Devastating is war. Wardrobe mishaps are not even close to devastating.
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MARIDOTS 2012/12/18 13:23:13

No

Brittney Spears didn't mind her wardrobe malfuncion in the least.. oh wait, it wasn't a malfunciton, she just failed to put on panties.. this isn't devastating for Anne, she's a lady.

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daize 2012/12/17 13:11:58

No

It's sad that our clothes get messed up, but things happen you just have to move on.

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Kanwflawnklf 2012/12/16 22:43:39

No

for the boys of course its a no =D. sexuality is for everyone and that includes anne hathaway herself, she speaks as if she's different than the rest of us. if you don't like the downside of being a famous actress then get out of the acting business...

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Kelli Freeman 2012/12/16 09:59:09 (edited)

No

What if those were nude-colored panties with a vulva printed onto them as a joke??? Both Anne and Amanda are equally beautiful in their own ways... How are wardrobe malfunctions devastating? These 'malfunctions' or rather 'planned happenings' are disgusting when used by other 'well-known' attention-whore-sluts in Hollywood... I've had a few of my own wardrobe malfunctions, unintentional of course.

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Kelli F... to Kelli F... 2012/12/16 10:04:18

I mean... when you're really petite and you are in hurricane-strength waves at the beach with a crazy fiance who MUST try to ride the waves and your bikini struggles to stay on in the first place... things tend to kind of... float or... get carried away!!!

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Ardwin_Viesheight 2012/12/16 03:40:02

No

She'll get over it..

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macy 2012/12/16 03:10:41

No

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However, the fact that most of these comments refer to her being a "slut" are just sad. Not devastating but not her fault. The fact that an honest accident is grounds to call someone a slut and an attention whore just proves that a large portion of society thinks women should just stay out of the public eye.

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charles nelson 2012/12/15 19:01:35

Yes

It's really hard with this head

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stevie.luplow 2012/12/15 15:37:32

Yes

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For anyone who isn't known for doing stuff like that, it can be extremely devastating. She is right, our society is horrible and decency is a minority

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DrRenovation 2012/12/15 14:43:42

No

Are cookies that fall on the ground devastating?

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daize to DrRenov... 2012/12/17 13:14:20

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Yes! Especially when it's your last cookie

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DrRenov... to daize 2012/12/17 23:58:38

You could go to the grocery store and get a whole new batch for about $5.00. But with Sandy,for example,you can't go to the grocery store and get a whole new house for about $5.00.

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daize to DrRenov... 2012/12/27 21:41:17

But what if your car is broken or you can't drive or just too lazy to go to the store?

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DrRenov... to daize 2013/01/01 23:22:02

I didn't say anything about driving. If you're too lazy-that's your fault.

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daize to DrRenov... 2013/01/08 08:57:47

I know I was joking. Chill lol

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Dave 007 2012/12/15 13:11:21

No

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Who are they kidding, they love when it happens, more attention to them.

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El Prez 2012/12/15 09:26:32

No

They are just something that happens. We all have mishaps, their's are out in public more. The media makes too much of them. Some are fun though.

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HipJipC 2012/12/14 23:32:44

No

In the scheme of things, devastating it is not. To the individual going through it well then I guess it could feel that way. Yes, it does seem like people will do just about anything to make a buck. That's why most Paparazzi have no conscience, it affords them the luxury to hurt people without feeling bad about it. I can list a lot of other jobs people have that do exactly the same thing.

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Kilt Lifter 2012/12/14 22:00:43

No

"Nothing can be fina..than to see Anne's vagina..in the mooorrrning......" "Everybody sing a long!"

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nicesteve 2012/12/14 20:45:00

No

There should never be any harm done. Regardless of weather it was
accidental or intentional on the part of the wearer.

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cc 2012/12/14 18:15:35

No

+1
All of the Three Stooges losing thier pants at once? Now THAT's devastating!

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Papillon 2012/12/14 17:14:42 (edited)

No

Of course not., They're pre planned attention getters. The one I like the best is women wearing no undies and climbing out of limos. Showing exactlty what they're giving to the public on all planes. Devastating? Only to their parents. Now they know that their little girls are comfirmed whores that use their c$%ts as weapons and instruments of personal advancement. Discuss.

Why does sody haid feel the need to grey out your answers and put your answer in the 'edited' pile?

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Tresa 2012/12/14 16:48:44

No

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Just unfortunate...now quit talking about it and so will everyone else.

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Papillon to Tresa 2012/12/14 17:19:06

Then maybe it won't be so overused as a path to infamy, which they mistake for fame.

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Steelshrt 2012/12/14 14:41:49

No

That woman is bonkers, just look into her eyes, absolutely bonkers.

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Gabsters<3 2012/12/14 12:29:55

No

+1
But they are usually fake

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Matt P. 2012/12/14 12:10:10

No

Devasting? They don't know what that word means.
Dressing immodestly is like rolling around in manure. You'll get attention, but mostly from pigs.

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Sue MacDonald Kyak 2012/12/14 11:17:49

No

+1
Easily solved, wear underwear!!!

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mrdog 2012/12/14 08:30:26

No

Ditto T. WILSON... bark

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Srztanjur 2012/12/14 07:15:39

Yes

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I say yes, because even though this question is worded terribly in relation to the actual situation, what she was devastated about was the embarrassment of being turned into a sexual object by the media through a, logistically speaking, unavoidable mishap (because she could not have predicted it) -- a light that, intentionally drawn or not, results in social backlash, and assumptions of intentionality. A light that does not easily fade, and that often results in back alley talk of "sluttiness," a badge society does not confer warmly.

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nerdygirl 2012/12/14 07:01:58

No

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“I'm sorry that we live in a culture that commodifies sexuality of unwilling participants, "
What's devastating is listening to these self absorbed half wits. She's the one who's turning her sexuality into a commodity. No one forced her to wear that dress, and it was her choice to not wear undies. I don't care if she wears sexy clothes, but having to listen to her whining us just annoying. Then she tops it off by comparing her plight with that of starving peasants in late eighteenth century France?

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Kaleokualoha 2012/12/14 04:46:42

No

I think they are amusing!

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Cellar Door 2012/12/14 04:02:25

No

I don't know. They definitely shouldn't be, but in Hollywood I guess they are.
What's disgusting though is that there are those indecent pigs that will photograph someone's privates without their permission and then sell them.

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Alexis82 2012/12/14 03:35:27

No

They are quite entertaining.

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☆stillthe12c☆ 2012/12/14 03:34:47

No

I really doubt it.

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Job 2012/12/14 02:38:10

No

In actual truth, How the hell can I tell and respond truthfully if they don't show a picture of the so-called 'Mishap'???? I WANA SEE THE MISHAP FOR CRIS SAKE !!!!!

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blumunofky 2012/12/14 00:57:13

No

I like Anne Hathaway very much and yes, a wardrobe malfunction can make anyone feel like moving to a desert island permanently. (Unintentional open fly, anyone? Blouse with "gap-osis?") (I was giving the eulogy at my aunt's funeral and my half-slip fell down.) All that being said, though, any actress --or actor, for that manner-- who goes the Full (or even the Half) Monty on film shouldn't grump about wardrobe malfunctions.

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Joe 2012/12/14 00:52:58

No

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Why is it such a big deal? Everyone has genitals. From late childhood on, people have many opportunities to see genitals of both sexes. Who cares? I'm sure that Anne's junk is pretty much the same as any other woman's.

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Archer ~ The Limit Break of... 2012/12/14 00:45:49

Yes

When they're true malfunctions, yes. When they're attention mongers doing it on purpose just to gain press? No.

I actually believe Anne when she says it was an accident. It happens. But so often, it's not.

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Emmy 2012/12/13 23:57:02

Yes

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Well, they're horribly embarrassing, but you can't even compare them to prostitution to support a child.

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