Victoria’s Secret model Stella Maxwell accidentally flashes her nipple as she goes bra-less outside catwalk show in Italy

She may be a Victoria's Secret model but Stella Maxwell's decision to go without a bra on Thursday led to her suffering an unfortunate nipple slip.

The 26-year-old model ended up flashing more flesh than she anticipated as she made her way to the Moschino runway show as she continues to work during Milan Fashion Week.

Stella stopped to pose for photographers as she ran across the the Moschino show after rocking the runway for Fendi.

The model simple wore a blue suit pyjama style suit which was held in at the waist with a belt.

However, as she turned to give the photographers another angle of her outfit, it became clear that model had gone without a bra and hadn't used tape to help avoid a wardrobe malfunction.

She completed the look with black boots and large designer shades while her blonde locks were styled in loose waves.

Stella held onto vibrant blue headphones and carried a black satchel bag.

The VS model recently admitted to working out every day for two weeks before the Victoria's Secret shows.

She also told LOOK! magazine that one of her main concerns during the show is to suffer from a wardrobe malfunction.
She explained: "The bejewelled, sheer body suit was my favourite but I felt like it started to ride down my body.

"I had this feeling to try to pull it up but then I was like, 'Don't start doing that on the runway'. But it was epic and I don't think you could see it falling down, so it was all good."

The model and actress Kristen Stewart have been at the centre of dating rumours since last year but they’ve managed to keep their romance under wraps.

However, Stella and the Twilight actress locked lips in public as they enjoyed a romantic getaway in Milan last month.

Arriving at the Italian city, the two jumped into a car and soon got intimate as onlookers gazed on.

The pair were first snapped together leaving a Met Gala afterparty earlier this year and since then on numerous occasions in both Los Angeles and New York.

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