When she was still with the group “Seeya,” Korean singer Nam Gyu-ri (featured here before) gave her fans a little more than they bargained for when the strap supporting her dress broke during a performance at Seoul’s COEX Hall in December, 2006. Gyu-ri went on with the performance and even and encore, but she was reportedly so upset over her unintended exposure that she cried inconsolably backstage.

Even though it’s the opinion of some that these separate incidents were not merely coincidental bad luck, Hong Kong singer Yumiko Cheng has twice been the victim of wardrobe malfunctions. The first time was during a December 2006 annual charity show where, while attempting to perform a basic trapeze maneuver, her pants got pulled down, revealing her black thong underwear. She then fell to the net below, where she struggled to pull up her pants and regain her composure. She wasn’t completely successful at either.

Yumiko’s second exposure incident occurred in June, 2007 during a televised singing contest in Toronto. While she performed as a featured guest, she provided the event with a featured breast.

One half of the Korean singing duo “Foxy,” Da-ham (featured here) had some problems keeping her top closed during the filming of their music video. A faulty front bra clasp exposed her a total of three times before a wardrobe assistant came to the rescue with a safety pin. She reportedly stated of the incident “I have nothing to say about it. If you’re interested, please watch our music videos.”

Hard to tell if she was unknowing or just uncaring about her “uncoverage” during this routine, Japanese Olympic gold medalist Shizuka Arakawa showed fine form in an outfit she obviously hadn’t worn before. More examples of why she should have fired her costume designer here.

Since her public exposures occur far too often to be merely accidental, I shouldn’t ever bother to mention Bai Ling, but here’s a photo of one of her practically trademark nip slips at a Life Through Art Foundation event.

I don’t know whether or not she can bake, but Francine Dee is considered by many to be “Queen of the Import Scene.”

Korean-American actress Grace Park was first featured here.

Korean model Hwang Mi-hee

Korean actress Jeon Ji-hyun (aka Gianna Jun) in a still for a Giordano clothing ad. The commercial with her that ran around the same time as this, was actually banned from Korean network television as it was deemed too racy.

These “Asian cheerleaders” are actually Korean singing group Jewelry. From left to right: Park Jung-ah, Ha Joo-yeon, Seo In-young, and Kim Eun-jung.

Model Jarah Mariano

Causing you to question your heterosexuality in this one is JAV idol Mai Hagawara

Looking great in this cosplay outfit, the sexy co-host of G4TV’s “Attack of the Show” has been featured here.

This Asian girl “Hulking” her shirt is Japanese gravure idol Reon Kadena.

This shot of Japanese gravure idol Aki Hoshino is from the ceremonial first pitch she threw at the opening of a 2006 Yokohama Bay Stars – Hanshin Tigers game.

The poster girl in this one, English-born actress Papillion Soo Soo, also gets credit for speaking a similar, now-(in)famous line from the 1987 movie Full Metal Jacket, which this still is from. Click the play button below to hear the actual line: