Back-to-front fashion! BBC Breakfast's Susanna Reid admits wearing M&S dress backwards (but don't worry, Suze, even Angelina and Kate have done that...)
- Presenter tweeted after show: 'Why didn't you tell me?'
- Sigourney Weaver, Amanda Seyfried and Angelina Jolie have done same
- Duchess of Cambridge has worn belt upside down
Being an early morning TV presenter and getting up for work at 3am means getting dressed when you're probably still half asleep.
(Maybe even - if you have a sleeping husband and three small children you don't want to wake - in the dark.)
So it's little wonder BBC Breakfast star Susanna Reid, 42, slipped up on the wardrobe front by putting on her Marks & Spencer dress the wrong way round.
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Susanna Reid wearing her Marks & Spencer shift dress backwards on BBC Breakfast alongside Bill Turnbull yesterday morning
Appearing alongside co-host Bill Turnbull, 57 - who had managed to put his suit on the right way round - the usually well-turned-out mother-of-three didn't notice her fashion faux pas until her three-hour appearance in front of the cameras was over yesterday morning.
And after someone pointed that her £39.50 shift dress was back-to-front, Reid took to Twitter to admit her error and ask viewers: 'Just realised my dress is on back-to-front. Why didn't you tell me?' Tunbull immediately replied with: 'And spoil the fun?'
Susanna Reid tweeted her mistake after the show
Bill Turnbull's response to Susanna Reid's tweet
VIDEO Oops! Susanna didn't notice until after the show was over!
But Reid is not the first celebrity to have fallen victim to a confusing neckline.
Actresses including Angelina Jolie, Sigourney Weaver and Amanda Seyfriend have appeared at red carpet events with their gowns on backwards, though their agents and stylists often comment afterwards that their slip-ups were completely intentional.
Even the Duchess of Cambridge has worn the occasional coat belt upside down.
In January this year, American actress Sigourney Weaver attended the SAG awards in an ill-fitting Lanvin dress worn the wrong way round.
Styleite wrote: 'The front of the dress (when worn correctly, we mean) features a deep cross-over v-neck, with a faux waist-belt detail and an asymmetrical hem, and the back is a plain high neckline with no detailing.
Sigourney Weaver at the SAG awards in her back-to-front dress
'On the red carpet, it appears that Weaver wore the top part of the dress backwards, but kept the bottom half as is.'
It suggested that maybe the label's designer, Alber Elbaz, customized the floor-length design so Ms Weaver, 63, could wear it in a different way.
However the black satin number failed to impress many fashion critics.
The Gloss bluntly wrote: 'Sigourney Weaver’s Lanvin looked like a beautifully cut trashbag.'
While the Red Carpet Fashion Awards added: 'Maybe she thought the plunge was too deep so she opted for a sexy back instead.she opted for a sexy back instead.'
The Lanvin dress, with a model demonstrating how it should be worn
In 2011 American X-Factor judge Demi Lovato wore a raspberry Roland Mouret dress backwards to the Latin Grammy Awards, offering photographers a plunging neckline meant, in fact, to be a risque backline.
2010 Amanda Seyfried turned up at the premiere for Mother And Child in an unusual number by BodyAmr worn back-to-front, with the purple satin trimmed back and zip at the front and the photo-print design at the back.
And in 2009, Angelina Jolie purposefully turned around her Max Azria dress for the Screen Actors Guild Awards to expose her tattooed back rather than her chest with its plunging neckline.
Amanda Seyfriend at the 2010 premiere for Mother And Child in a backwards BodyAmr dress, left, and as the dress is meant to be worn, right
In 2009 Angelina Jolie purposefully turned around her Max Azria dress for the Screen Actors Guild Awards to expose her tattooed back rather than her chest with its plunging neckline
Demi Lovato in Roland Mouret worn backwards, left, and as the dress was intended to be worn, right
And in a less dramatic fashion faux pas, the Duchess of Cambridge wore the slimline belt of a £980 MaxMara wool coat upside down when she visited Cambridge with her husband in November.
Eagle-eyed fans noticed that the loops of the skinny bow appeared underneath the belt.
The plastic bow belt comes included with the dry-clean only coat but is obviously not attached, otherwise it might have saved style icon Kate some blushes.
The Duchess of Cambridge wearing her MaxMara coat belt upside down in Cambridge in November
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