The moment Eva Longoria fell out of her low-cut dress on red carpet

With A-list stars at every turn, takes a lot to get noticed at a Golden Globes party.
But Eva Longoria certainly managed it thanks to an embarrassing wardrobe malfunction at bash held by InStyle and Warner Bros on Sunday night.
The former Desperate Housewives star, 37, fell out of her daring low-cut Emilio Pucci dress while walking the red carpet with her hairstylist Ken Paves.

Over exposed: Eva Longoria suffered a wardrobe malfunction while attending a Golden Globes after-party with her hairstylist Ken Paves

The star found herself caught up in the long flowing frock - which was slashed to the thigh - and spilled out of the gaping neckline as she leaned over to untangle her shoes.
Still, she didn't let it ruin her night and she went on to party up inside the Beverly Hills venue.

 

She was spotted chatting away to Bourne Legacy star Jeremy Renner, who was allegedly overheard telling her that he is expecting her first child with an unnamed ex girlfriend.

Oh dear! The star was left red faced after falling out of her low-cut Emilio Pucci frock

The calm before the mishap! Eva's dress looked like it had been taped up securely

It could happen to anyone: Eva gets in a bit of a tangle with her lengthy gown

Us Weekly reports that witnesses heard him telling an apparently-shocked Eva: 'I'm going to fly in when her water breaks.'
She then reportedly said: 'I'm so blown away.'

A source claims to have spoken to two witnesses who heard Renner talking to Longoria on the smoking patio at the awards show in Los Angeles.

Now that's how it's meant to look: Eva's dress hangs perfectly on her slim frame

The ex-girlfriend is said to be due to give birth next month and is currently living at The Bourne Legacy actor's LA home.
Of the relationship, a source told Us Weekly: 'They used to date but it wasn't serious.'
The insider added Renner is 'being ultra-secretive about it... but she has been going on about her life and not hiding it'.
Last April the fiercely private actor denied rumours he was gay, telling The Hollywood Reporter: 'I want my personal life to be personal, and it's not f***ing true.'