A WARDROBE malfunction and dozens of camera flashes later, she found herself exposed online for all and sundry.

When freelance model Tracy Ang, 33, noticed shutterbugs snapping away at the Super Import Nights car show at the Singapore Expo two weeks ago, she did what came most naturally - she posed for the cameras.

Never mind that her ultra-short dress made her reveal more than she intended - her black panties were in clear view, for all to see. Worse, her panties failed to protect her modesty completely.

Within hours, pictures of Ms Ang's accidental exposure were all over several popular online forums, including citizen journalism site Stomp.

In an e-mail statement to the press, Ms Ang said she was supposed to meet a friend at the car show, but her friend was over an hour late.

She said: 'While waiting for my friend, I went around looking at every car display. A photographer spotted me and requested for a single photoshoot. Then, I was swarmed by other unknown photographers.'

She said that as a professional model, she knew how to pose even without much direction from photographers.

She added: 'I had no intention to do any shoot at Super Import Night. I miscalculated the length of my dress. I was wrong, and I deeply regret going there unprepared without much protection.'

However, a netizen called Shawn told Stomp that Ms Ang was there with two photographers.

Ms Ang said that in previous photoshoots, she had worked with professional photographers, who would inform her if she accidentally exposed herself.

'However, during the photoshoot at the car show, I didn't realise I was exposing myself. Photographers without integrity resort to this - not telling the model she is being exposed - and even putting it online to jeer and laugh about.'

She said she was 'deeply disturbed' when she realised the unflattering photos were on display in online forums.

In an e-mail statement to the press, Ms Ang said she was supposed to meet a friend at the car show, but her friend was over an hour late.

She said: 'While waiting for my friend, I went around looking at every car display. A photographer spotted me and requested for a single photoshoot. Then, I was swarmed by other unknown photographers.'

She said that as a professional model, she knew how to pose even without much direction from photographers.

She added: 'I had no intention to do any shoot at Super Import Night. I miscalculated the length of my dress. I was wrong, and I deeply regret going there unprepared without much protection.'

However, a netizen called Shawn told Stomp that Ms Ang was there with two photographers.

Ms Ang said that in previous photoshoots, she had worked with professional photographers, who would inform her if she accidentally exposed herself.

'However, during the photoshoot at the car show, I didn't realise I was exposing myself. Photographers without integrity resort to this - not telling the model she is being exposed - and even putting it online to jeer and laugh about.'

She said she was 'deeply disturbed' when she realised the unflattering photos were on display in online forums.

source : asiaone

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