Oscars 2017 guest Blanca Blanco suffers epic disaster as she goes knickerless on the red carpet
OSCARS 2017 guest Blanca Blanco suffered an epic disaster before the ceremony after appearing to go knickerless on the red carpet.
The daring star's revealing dress left little to the imagination as she left her underwear at home for Hollywood's biggest night.
Blanca was among the stars walking the red carpet at the Dolby Theatre in Los Angeles tonight.
But she was left red-faced when her gown, which was slashed to the side, fell open in front of photographers.
The beauty accidentally flashed her crotch on the red carpet outside the fabled venue.
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Actress Blanca is known for her role in Teen Star Academy, Bullet and Bermuda Tentacles.
OSCARS 2017 WINNERS LIST
Best Picture - Moonlight
Actor in a Leading Role - Casey Affleck (Manchester by the Sea)
Actress in a Leading Role - Emma Stone (La La Land)
Directing - Damien Chazelle (La La Land)
Actress in a Supporting Role - Viola Davis (Fences)
Actor in a Supporting Role - Mahershala Ali (Moonlight)
Adapted Screenplay - Barry Jenkins (Moonlight)
Writing (Original Screenplay) - Kenneth Lonergan (Manchester By The Sea)
Animated Feature Film - Zootopia
Cinematography - Linus Sangren (La La Land)
Music (Original Song) - City of Stars (La La Land)
Music (Original Score) - La La Land
The actress appeared to take inspiration from the highly-coveted golden statue as she hit the red carpet in a striking gold dress which insured she stood out from the crowd of A-listers.
Elsewhere, Oscar nominee Taraji P. Henson kept classic with a black velvet Alberta Ferretti gown.
The actress oozed sex appeal in her plunging off-the-shoulder gown which featured a classy thigh high split.
British actress Felicity Jones looked stunning in a shimmering Dior dress which was featured in the Spring 2017 Couture collection.
It was a night of ups and downs as La La Land won a total of six Oscars, while Moonlight took home three in total.
The glittering ceremony for the 89th annual Academy Awards show began with a performance from Justin Timberlake before host Jimmy Kimmel launched into his hilarious monologue with jokes about President Donald Trump and Moonlight’s happy ending going down particularly well.
The first winner was Mahershala Ali taking home the best supporting actor Oscar for his role in Moonlighting.