Kendall Jenner's Oscars Dress Was a Wardrobe Malfunction Waiting to Happen
The model wore the tiniest dress to the party.
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Last night, Kendall Jenner showed up at the Vanity Fair Oscars party wearing what she might describe as a dress, but your mom would almost certainly call a shirt:
The physics on this thing are mind-boggling and, frankly, anxiety-inducing. How do you WALK in it?
How do you RAISE AN ARM?
How do you STAND?
She was caught tugging at her hemline a few times last night—because, again, anxiety—but the dress appears to have remained in place for most of the night:
And, if you thought there must be some magical contraption under there holding everything in place, well:
Those sheer panels say otherwise.
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