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Revision as of 11:21, 29 August 2008
A Nipple slip (coll. nipslip) is created when a garment unintenionally or deliberately moves aside and reveals a female nipple (mostly in public). The nipple can be
- entirely nude,
- partially covered (but showing the areola),
- visible, but covered by transparent material.
In the beginning, nipple slips mostly happened on fashion catwalks when designs became looser and more daring in the 1990s. In the following years and with the expansion of the internet, more and more pictures of celebrity nipple slips circulated, either shot by paparazzi or at official events. The pictures, though often of poor quality, were sought-after and popular, especially when showing glamour models or other persons who generally did not model nude.
The 2000s have seen the creation of whole websites dedicated to nipple slips, and many celebrities and porn stars have deliberately provoked nipple slips by wearing daring clothes with deep cleavage in public.
