n. A problem with a part of one's clothing; an error in fashion judgment.
2004
So, in keeping with another New York truism, some people actually complained, somehow finding fault with the pleasant turn in the weather. Cabbies expressed frustration that so many people chose to walk in the sun rather than ride, even as slush and rushing water replaced ice as a pedestrian hazard. And for some the day presented, in the vernacular of the moment, the challenge of wardrobe malfunction.
"It's definitely not a polar bear day," said Louis Scarcella, who, as president of the Coney Island Polar Bear Club, would know. "I just took my jacket off. I'm sweating like a pig.
"It's definitely not a polar bear day," said Louis Scarcella, who, as president of the Coney Island Polar Bear Club, would know. "I just took my jacket off. I'm sweating like a pig.
2004
Before taking the January News Quiz, please make sure you aren't experiencing a wardrobe malfunction. (In other words, check your zipper.)
2004 (earliest)
I am sorry if anyone was offended by the wardrobe malfunction during the halftime performance at the Super Bowl. It was not intentional and is regrettable.