Star’s BRIT Awards wardrobe malfunction in very revealing outfit

One star on today’s BRIT Awards red carpet gave photographers more than she bargained for in this very revealing outfit.

British music’s biggest awards show, the BRIT Awards, takes place today at London’s O2 Arena, with Hugh Jackman, Pink and Calvin Harris among the performers.

Scroll to the bottom of this page for all the event’s winners as they’re announced.

Before all that, though, there was the red carpet — with a collection of fashion hits and misses to rival last week’s Grammy Awards.

BRITS 2019: Everything you need to know

TV personality Montana Brown has not dressed for British weather, with a revealing sheer minidress that looks great from the front:

Montana Brown. Picture: Tolga AKMEN / AFP

Brown and guest. Picture: Jeff Spicer/Getty Images

Unfortunately, when she turns around for the cameras, the sheer material seems to have gotten rather... stuck. Sporting a giant wedgie in front of a wall of paparazzi: Is this a wardrobe malfunction or wardrobe doing exactly what you’d expect it to?

Wedgie? Picture: AKMEN / AFP

Yep, that’s a wedgie. Picture: Jeff Spicer/Getty Images

Dua Lipa looks gorgeous in a dress with similar proportions to Katy Perry’s infamous Grammys outfit from last week:

Dua Lipa. Picture: Tolga AKMEN / AFP

Katy Perry at the Grammys. Picture: Neilson Barnard/Getty

Up-and-coming pop singer Madison Beer has opted for a sheer look too:

Madison Beer. Picture: Jeff Spicer/Getty

British girl group Little Mix ooze pop star glam in these strikingly different yet complementing dresses: Earth! Wind! Fire! Water! It’s like Captain Planet took over the red carpet.

Little Mix (L-R): Jesy Nelson, Perrie Edwards, Jade Thirlwall and Leigh-Anne Pinnock. Picture: Jeff Spicer/Getty

Pink’s here, picking up an Outstanding Contribution to Music award in today’s ceremony. She released a brand new single, Walk Me Home, overnight to mark the occasion.

Pink. Picture: Joel C Ryan/Invision/AP

Florence Welch (she of Florence and the Machine) looks very on-brand as a Victorian-era ghost:

Florence Welch. Picture: AFP

Jess Glynne threatens to blend in with the media wall:

Jess Glynne. Picture: AKMEN / AFP

British singer Mabel — she’s Neneh Cherry’s daughter, how’s that for a pop pedigree — looks more Ariana Grande than Ariana Grande:

Mabel. Picture: Tolga AKMEN / AFP

Lily Allen is serving a look we’ve not really seen from her before — Morticia Addams goth:

Lily Allen. Picture: Tolga AKMEN / AFP

Hugh Jackman’s here — he’s set to open the show with a performance from the inescapable Greatest Showman soundtrack:

Hugh Jackman. Picture: Tolga AKMEN / AFP

Olly Alexander makes sure there’s no doubt who the lead singer is in Years & Years:

Years & Years, with Olly at right. Picture: Tolga AKMEN / AFP

Olé Alexander? Picture: Jeff Spicer/Getty Images

French singer Christine and the Queens continues the androgynous look she explored on her most recent album:

Christine and the Queens. Picture: Tolga AKMEN / AFP

Gabriella Wilson — also known as H.E.R. — is fresh off a triumphant Grammys and looking very comfortable in this stretchy gold pantsuit:

H.E.R. Picture: Tolga AKMEN / AFP

Superstar DJ Calvin Harris looks every inch the provincial nightclub bouncer with this oh-so-serious pose and oh-so-shiny suit:

Calvin Harris. Picture: Tolga AKMEN / AFP

A Spice Girl is in the house — it’s only bloody Emma Bunton!

Emma Bunton. Picture: Tolga AKMEN / AFP

British sculptor and designer Daniel Lismore earns a place on our list for this OTT look:

Daniel Lismore. Picture: Jeff Spicer/Getty Images

Singer Anne-Marie seems at risk of being swallowed by her own coat:

Anne-Marie. Picture: Jeff Spicer/Getty Images

Paloma Faith’s here, and suddenly I’m craving a Terry’s Chocolate Orange:

Paloma Faith. Picture: AKMEN / AFP

Sam Smith looks sharp in a powder blue suit:

Sam Smith. Picture: Tolga AKMEN / AFP

Model Winnie Harlow strikes a pose:

Winnie Harlow. Picture: Jeff Spicer/Getty Images

The 2019 BRIT Awards will air in Australia 10:30pm tonight, Thursday February 21, on Foxtel’s UKTV Channel.

WHO’S UP FOR AN AWARD TODAY?

FULL LIST OF NOMINEES

British album of the year

Winner: The 1975: A Brief Inquiry Into Online Relationships

Anne-Marie: Speak Your Mind

Florence + The Machine: High As Hope

George Ezra: Staying At Tamara’s

Jorja Smith: Lost & Found

British female solo artist

Anne-Marie

Florence + The Machine

Jess Glynne

Winner: Jorja Smith

Lily Allen

British male solo artist

Aphex Twin

Craig David

Winner: George Ezra

Giggs

Sam Smith

British group

Winner: The 1975

Arctic Monkeys

Gorillaz

Little Mix

Years & Years

British breakthrough act

Ella Mai

Idles

Jorja Smith

Mabel

Winner: Tom Walker

Critics’ choice winner

Winner: Sam Fender

Lewis Capaldi

Mahalia

British single

Anne-Marie: 2002

Winner: Calvin Harris and Dua Lipa: One Kiss

Clean Bandit feat. Demi Lovato: Solo

Dua Lipa: IDGAF

George Ezra: Shotgun

Jess Glynne: I’ll Be There

RAMZ: Barking

Rudimental: These Days

Siagla and Paloma Faith: Lullaby

Tom Walker: Leave A Light On

British video

Anne-Marie: 2002

Calvin Harris and Dua Lipa: One Kiss

Clean Bandit feat. Demi Lovato: Solo

Dua Lipa: IDGAF

Jax Jones feat. Ina Wroldsen: Breathe

Jonas Blue feat. Jack & Jack: Rise

Liam Payne and Rita Ora: For You

Winner: Little Mix feat. Nicki Minaj: Woman Like Me

Rita Ora: Let Me Love You

Rudimental: These Days

International male solo artist

Winner: Drake

Eminem

Kamasi Washington

Shawn Mendes

Travis Scott

International female solo artist

Winner: Ariana Grande

Camila Cabello

Cardi B

Christine & The Queens

Janelle Monae

International group

Brockhampton

Winner: The Carters

First Aid Kit

Nile Rodgers & Chic

Twenty One Pilots

Outstanding contribution to music

Winner: Pink

Global success:

Winner: Ed Sheeran