They have soared to become some of the biggest names in fashion, after modelling for a huge array of high-profile brands.

But sister duo Bella and Gigi Hadid both suffered minor wardrobe malfunctions on Monday – before regaining composure and dazzling in their usual style on the red carpet of the Glamour Women Of The Year Awards in NYC.

The brunette, 21, was seen grappling with her ᴀssets in her plunging bustier top in front of cameras, just moments after sister Gigi, 22, almost took a tumble in her stunning floor length gown outside the venue.

Taking the plunge: The brunette, 21, was seen grappling with her ᴀssets in her plunging bustier top in front of cameras, as she arrived on the red carpet – just moments after sister Gigi almost took a tumble in her gold gown outside the venue
Bella was certainly dressed to impress in her sleek silver top, which showcased a hint of her cleavage with its plunging sweetheart neckline, before clinging to her frame all the way down.

Appearing to struggle in the daring top however, the brunette was seen grappling with her ᴀssets and heavily adjusting her top on the carpet, before proceeding to fiercely pose in her usual style for cameras.

Proving her chic sense of style from head to toe, Bella teamed the top with an eye-catching white trouser suit, involving a tailored blazer and matching flares, which skimmed her famously long legs to the floor.

Never without a hint of glamour, the model tied her look together a dazzling silver necklace and matching earrings, which she co-ordinated with her diamanté court shoes.
Sweeping her hair into a slick ponytail, the former Model of The Year drew attention to her striking model features – which she accentuated with a dramatic slick of liquid eyeliner and dark ɴuᴅᴇ lip.

Meanwhile catwalk queen Gigi displayed her show-stopping figure in a slinky ɴuᴅᴇ lace gown, embellished with delicate gold sequins all over.

The dress remained demure with a high neckline and long, flowing sleeves, but upped the Sєx appeal by тιԍнтly hugging her impressively toned figure all the way down.

Maintaining the classically glamorous feel, the blonde styled her tresses into elegant curls, and accessorised with simple but stunning gold earrings as she hit the carpet.

I got you! Leaving her Manhattan apartment ahead of the event, the stunner almost fell flat on her face in front of cameras as she tripped in her expensive Christian Louboutin spiked pumps, selected by stylist Elizabeth Sulcer

Gigi, who was named one of Glamour’s Women Of The Year at the bash, posed effortlessly for cameras – showing no signs of embarrᴀssment from her near-tumble outside.

Leaving her Manhattan apartment ahead of the event, the stunner almost fell flat on her face in front of cameras as she tripped in her expensive Christian Louboutin spiked pumps, selected by stylist Elizabeth Sulcer.

Luckily, Gigi (born Jelena) managed to steady herself in the Zuhair Murad FW/16 couture champagne-lace, and proceeded to burst into a fit of giggles with her sister Bella.

Once inside, girls were joined on the red carpet by their mother Yolanda Hadid, who was the picture of style in long black dress that showcased some skin.

The stars arrived in full force to the glamorous event.

Shanina Shaik was among them as she dazzled in a tiny silver mini dress that showcased her long legs and hugged her stunning figure.

Nina Agdal cut a heavenly figure in a sleeveless white top, a loose pair of matching trousers, and an intricate gold choker necklace.
Zosia Mamet was suited up in a light violet blazer, trousers, and an array of long gold chain necklaces.

Nicole Kidman, who has also been named one of the Women Of The Year, cut an edgy figure in black and baby pink tulle gown and strappy high heels as she posed alongside her husband, Keith Urban.

Ashley Graham flashed some major cleavage in a bold red suit with flared sleeves.
Tracee Ellis Ross sizzled in a vibrant red dress that showcased her legs and torso.

New mother Serena Williams looked absolutely incredible in a black mini dress with stunning gold accents.

Iman turned heads in a bold purple dress that she dressed up with a large pair of earrings.
Samantha Bee rocked a dark magenta number with bright silver accents and a pair of glittering high heels.

Nicole Kidman, Solange Knowles, Samantha Bee, Patty Jenkins, Maria Grazia Chiuri, Muzoon Almellehan, U.S. Rep. Maxine Waters, astronaut Peggy Whitson, and 27 key facilitators of the Women’s March on Washington have been named as the Women Of The Year.

Speaking with Glamour for their Women Of The Year issue, Gigi explained: ‘I want to be the person who always uses my platform to share what I’m pᴀssionate about, but it’s also scary and something I’ve learned to be cautious about.’

Gigi catapulted to fame ever since beginning a career in model as just a child.

But the model says she’s found she was quickly branded the ‘all American’ girl, even though she was comes from a multi-cultural background.

‘When I started working in fashion, it was like, “Gigi, the all-American.” I was very much that “girl next door,”‘ said Gigi, ‘but if you read my interviews, I always talk about my parents’ cultural backgrounds.’

Gigi’s mother Yolanda Hadid hails from the Netherlands, while her father Mohamed Hadid is from Nazareth.

Life in the public eye means Gigi is bound to face some criticism.

‘It’s frustrating to see people question my actions or integrity based off something as trivial as leaving my apartment building,’ Gigi said. ‘I’m just doing my best as I move through life, sometimes dealing with relative hardships like everyone else.’

In her interview, Wonder Woman director Patty talked to the magazine about her dedication for making ‘beautiful’ films – which means turning down projects that could be ‘extremely lucrative’.

‘I have pᴀssed on a lot of things that would have been extremely lucrative, because they were nothing else,’ Patty said.

‘Even if it’s an action movie, even if it’s a thriller, I want to bring something beautiful into the world on some level that I believe in.’

Full Frontal host Samantha told the publication it’s the energy of the audience that really helps her on stage.

‘I rely on the audience, and I feed off them,’ she said. ‘I don’t walk into a room and slay.’