Adrienne Bailon Becomes Target of Attack on Twitter After Red Carpet Wardrobe Malfunction

Adrienne Bailon is the latest target for attack by the Twitter mob, after news of her stepping out on the red carpet in a see-through dress made headlines this week.

The former Cheetah Girls singer, who is popularly known as Rob Kardashian's ex-girlfriend, was left devastated following Thursday's malfunction fiasco, said starpulse.com, a celebrity blog. And it certainly didn't help that people took to posting jabs at the singer on the social networking site.

Pictures of her appearing in a sheer dress, with a ruffled piece of fabric supposedly meant to cover up Adrienne's dignity, have been circulating like wildfire on the internet. The singer-cum-actress was reportedly unaware that she had gone all commando, which was quite apparent after a gust of wind swept the taffeta aside, revealing to the paparazzi all there is to see.

The incident occurred at the Escape to Total Rewards function, a celeb splashed event that the 28-year-old was attending in New York City.

Check out how the twitterati responded to Bailon's wardrobe malfunction:

- I can now say I have something in common with @RobKardashian ..

- Welp, only mystery left after those pictures leaked a few years ago of @Adrienne_Bailon was the box, mystery solved.

- Worst wardrobe malfunction ever. Well done to Adrienne Bailon.

- I think I just added someone else to my knock down when I get famous list!!

- Wardrobe malfunction?! Who forgets PANTIES?! RT

- Keepin' it klassy @Adrienne_Bailon. What more would you expect from a wannabe Kardashiawhore?

- Let me put on a sheer dress like Adrienne Bailon and take a pic for my avi so @mulattoodiablo will leave me be. LMAO

- When wannabe's try 2 design-w no experience-except shopping. What no mirrors home either?

- Mortified on too many levels right now.

Bailon apparently addressed those remarks with a tweet that quoted:

-Sometimes a door slammed in the face creates just the right gust of wind to turn you in the right direction.