Brooks Nader shocks with outrageous nip slip at Fashion Los Angeles Awards after Gleb Savchenko split
The 29-year-old model was part of a parade of boldface names who trouped into the Beverly Hills Hotel for the star-studded knees-up.
But she managed to steal the show for a perhaps unwelcome reason, as her structured dress drift forward at one point and exposed her left nipple.
Even when the fabric was safely in place, the sizzling frock was a flesh-flashing affair that offered up a generous helping of sideboob and hinted at her taut midriff.
Gathering her caramel locks back into a high, long ponytail, the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue alum sharpened her unmistakable features with makeup.
Her head-turning outing comes less than three weeks after DailyMail.com confirmed she has split from Dancing With The Stars pro Gleb Savchenko, 41.
Brooks and Gleb started dating while competing as a team on Dancing With The Stars last autumn, triggering allegations they were engaged in a 'showmance.'
They briefly broke up late last year but rekindled their romance, until it emerged in early April that Brooks had decided to leave him.
Brooks' sister Grace has accused Gleb of being unfaithful, which he staunchly denied, insisting he is 'not a cheater' or a 'f***boy,' via E! News.
At Thursday's event, Brooks was accompanied by her sisters Grace, Mary and Sarah, with whom she is slated to star in a reality series for Hulu.
Sarah happened to be wearing almost exactly the same dress as Brooks, although the former's was a pale purple while the latter's was off-white.
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