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Kelly Rowland suffers wardrobe malfunction during Paris Fashion Week

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Kelly Rowland looked glam in a brown slipdress to attend the Messika Haute Joaillerie show during Paris Fashion Week Thursday, but her sleek look showed off a little more than she bargained for.

The “Destiny’s Child” alum, 42, beamed at cameras as she left her hotel in the formfitting look, but she inadvertently revealed some nipple as the front of her dress slipped down to bare the top of her boob.

Rowland wore her hair slicked back in a wavy style to show off an enormous pair of diamond statement earrings, pairing it with a matching diamond cuff bracelet.

Rowland wore a slinky patterned dress for the Messika show.
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She paired the dress with shiny silver shoes.
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She went bag-free, clutching her phone in her hand and wearing a shiny pair of silver heels with a strap across the front.

Wardrobe malfunction aside, the singer looked stylish for her appearance at the high-end jeweler’s runway presentation, joining stars like Ashley Graham, Cher and Ed Westwick.

She wore another brown ‘fit earlier in the day, intentionally baring her nipples this time as she sported a long-sleeved sheer maxi dress to the Christopher Esber show.

She rocked another brown dress earlier Thursday.
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Rowland joined Kerry Washington (left) and Meghan Markle at Beyoncé’s Renaissance World Tour.
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She stunned in a black evening gown with gold accents outside the Louvre.
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Rowland also wowed in a black-and-gold Nicolas Jebran gown, wearing the corseted creation to the Lancôme x Louvre event at the historic Parisian museum earlier this week.

Her Paris Fashion Week appearances follows another bold look for the Grammy winner, who rocked black leather and crystal face gems as she posed with Meghan Markle and Kerry Washington at one of Beyoncé’s Renaissance Tour stops in Los Angeles earlier in September.

No matter what she wears, this star always shines.