Model Osher Salim Suffers Wardrobe Malfunction at Tel Aviv Fashion Week
Model Osher Salim experienced a wardrobe malfunction during Israel Canada Fashion Week in Tel Aviv, dismissing the incident with humor by stating they are not in Iran.
Model and actress Osher Salim once again found herself at the center of a wardrobe malfunction during Israel Canada Fashion Week in Tel Aviv. Walking the runway for designer Idan Laros in collaboration with La Perla, Salim experienced an unplanned exposure during her presentation.
According to local media reports, Salim showcased two distinct looks, with the second outfit leading to the incident. Speaking backstage, the model brushed off the mishap with characteristic humor and composure.
"Second time in a row! What I said last time still applies today—nothing happened, just a slip. We are not in Iran, let us move on," Salim told reporters.
Reflecting on the incident, Salim revealed she was not originally scheduled to wear the outfit. The assigned model withdrew at the last minute, and Salim stepped in without prior fittings. "Right before the show, meaning I did not have time for fittings. But I am a professional model, the designer asked me to wear this piece, and I did. I do not see anything so terrible in nudity, everything is fine," she added.
This incident echoes a similar occurrence last year during the Mother of All fashion show. Back then, a double-sided fashion tape failed during her walk in an unfastened blazer, leading to accidental exposure. Salim previously dismissed criticism surrounding such wardrobe malfunctions, stating she remains unbothered by public speculation.
