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'Most Beautiful Woman' Gwyneth Paltrow 'Forgets' to Wear Underwear & Gives Us All Quite a Show (VIDEO)

LifestylePublished Apr 25, 2013
By Mary Hawkins
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Attendees of the Iron Man 3 premiere last night got a free show they probably weren't expecting, not that anyone was complaining. Gwyneth Paltrow "forgot" to wear underwear on the red carpet, which was highly obvious from the sheer side panels on her Antonio Bernardi gown.

Yep, Gwynnie decided to take the plunge and go commando -- and why the hell not? I mean, she is the most beautiful woman in the world and all -- so why should she be required to wear undergarments to star-studded events? And she also has the butt of a 22-year-old stripper, so there's that.

(Hey, at least the no-panty look was what she was going for. It's not like she pulled a Britney Spears or anything.)

I won't lie, I've gone commando on more than one occasion myself -- for a few reasons. Let's face it, sometimes underwear is literally a pain in the ass. It rides up. It creates unsightly panty lines that look ridiculous under your clothes. And sometimes, well, it's just kind of exciting and fun to let your lady bits have a little bit of fresh air. (Did I really just say that?)

If Gwyneth doesn't feel like wearing underwear -- I say more power to her. As for whether or not I'd wear something that showed off quite this much skin in an unfortunately cellulite-prone area? Hmm. Yeah, I totally would. And I'd do it proudly, too. (If I had her body, of course.)

You can see more of Gwyneth's revealing dress in this video clip. (And I'm so not buying the humble bit. She knows she's a hot ticket.)

Have you ever gone commando? Would you wear a dress as revealing as Gwyneth's?

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