Brooks Nader continues to dazzle with her bold fashion choices, even as she occasionally grapples with wardrobe malfunctions that threaten to steal the show.
On Tuesday, June 30, the 28-year-old model took to Instagram Stories to flaunt a daring ensemble during a luxurious yacht getaway. In a bathroom selfie, the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit alum showcased a sultry black dress with a daringly deep neckline, accentuating her cleavage. This striking outfit also featured a halter design, open back, and intriguingly low sides, offering her fans an unexpected glimpse of sideboob.
Ever the quick thinker, Nader skillfully adjusted her dress as she turned, avoiding any fashion faux pas. A playful moment ensued when one of her sisters playfully pushed her aside to steal the spotlight. Brooks, in a lighthearted display of sisterly camaraderie, grabbed the front of her dress for modesty and then gently nudged her sister right back.
The Love Thy Nader star completed her daring look with statement accessories: oversized black sunglasses, a chunky cross necklace, and matching earrings, all adding to her striking outfit.
For her beauty choices, she opted for a natural glam, showcasing a sun-kissed complexion and glossy lips. Her blonde locks were elegantly swept back into an updo, and she captured attention with a pout for the camera.
This isn’t the first time Nader nearly had a nip slip. Last month, she ended up topless during Miami Swim Week while swimming in a little red dress featuring off-the-shoulder straps. She ended up sitting on a man’s shoulders, causing her strap to fall down her chest. Nader handled it like a pro, quickly covering up by placing her hand over her chest. She attempted to fix the dress, but the number, which was then drenched with water, clung to the model’s body.
Nader previously opened up to Us Weekly about her nip slips, laughing, “You said it, not me! This is true. I have been known to have a nip slip every now and then. That’s why it’s so shocking I’m getting this [Breakthrough Fashion Talent] award, but I’m honored.”