Janet Jackson wardrobe malfunction

Janet Jackson creates lingerie with Aussie designer

2008-08-21T09:10:00.001-07:00

Singer Janet Jackson's "wardrobe malfunction" at the Superbowl made headlines four years ago when her bustier ripped. Now, she really wants people to see her underwear, and is launching her own lingerie line.

The Grammy-winning singer has joined forces with Sydney-based designer Bruno Schiavi to create Pleasure Principle, a lingerie line named after her 1987 global hit.

Schiavi, who founded the Jupi Corporation in 1996, has previously teamed up with Australian singer Delta Goodrem and actress Priscilla Presley to create underwear lines.
Jackson, 42, said the collection would be lacy and sexy.

"You will see a lot of satin and lace combined and rich colors such as burgundy and beige, silver and peach as well as your classic black and white," Jackson said in a statement.

"It makes you feel incredible and offers variety as diverse as the women who will wear it."

The brand's first collection will debut in U.S. department stores in November with 14 bra styles and sizes ranging from 32A to 44G. The line will also be launched in Australia, Japan and Europe.

Janet Jackson wardrobe malfunction video

2008-07-21T09:33:00.000-07:00

Janet Jackson wardrobe malfunction photo

2008-07-21T09:28:00.000-07:00

Four years after the fact, a Philadelphia appeals court has overturned the previous decision to fine CBS $550,000 over the Justin Timberlake/ Janet Jackson wardrobe malfunction at the Superbowl in 2004.

Judges said in the ruling that one of the determining factors was that they considered Janet Jackson and Justin Timberlake "independent contractors" and CBS could not be held accountable for their actions.

The Federal Communications Commission smacked CBS with the hefty fine after Timberlake accidentally ripped Janet's top off briefly exposing her breast during the SuperBowl half-time show.

The FCC said that they received 542,000 complaints right after the now infamous wardrobe malfunction, but CBS says most of those came from well organized groups who hold an interest in the topic.

I guess it worked, because now CBS is going to get off the hook. If you ask me, the sensitivity is is gone and that's why no one cares anymore. Out of sight, out of mind!

Janet Jackson wardrobe malfunction

2008-07-21T09:24:00.000-07:00

A lawsuit about Janet Jackson's nipple baring 2004 Super Bowl show has been thrown out by a USA federal appeals court.

The singer, who was performing with Justin Timberlake at halftime, had a "wardrobe malfunction" during a song and flashed her breast to a television audience of around 90 million people.

A $550, 000 indecency fine was launched against CBS Corp after viewers saw Timberlake reach for Jackson's top and sing: "Gonna have you naked by the end of this song."