You know that no red carpet and awards show nowadays could be without one of those extra embarrassing wardrobe malfunctions, but not in anyone's wildest dreams would it be for one of the most buzzed about nominees of the night Sunday.

Anna Hathaway, who is nominated for Best Supporting Actress for her role on "Les Miserables," looked dazzling in a light pink dress by Prada, very much resembling the dress Gwyneth Paltrow wore in 1991 when she won an Oscar for "Shakespeare in Love" for the 2013 Oscars. But the actress was the victim of what many are calling a wardrobe malfunction, spawning a hilarious Twitter handle almost immediately after her arrival at the Solby Theatre in Los Angeles.

Hathaway clearly wasn't wearing a bra or breast petals causing her nipples to poke through the very thin bust of her pale pink gown. The very visible malfunction roused everyone's gasps on the red carpet and, of course, a Twitter account, @HathawayNipple.

The account has been tweeting hilarious messages about the fashion faux pas all night from the eyes of Hathaway herself using hash tag, #LesNipperables.

Some of the best ones?

"SO glad we didn't poke Kristin Chenoweth's eyes out" and "Anyone else feeling a little chilly?"

The account had 550 Twitter followed by the time the show began at 8:30 p.m. on Sunday.

Perhaps the wardrobe malfunction happened since Hathaway chose her dress last minute. On the red carpet with E! New's Ryan Seacrest, Hathaway said: "My dress is Prada. I didn't know what I was wearing until three hours ago! This was the one that spoke to me in the end."

While the front was a mess thanks to the mishap, the back was beautifully elegant with a cross back bow and low back, which Hathaway said was, "business in the front, party in the back."

Of course, this isn't Hathaway's first wardrobe malfunction, her most famous being at the "Les Mis" premiere when she flashed the world as she was getting out of her limo. The starlet, wearing a black Tom Ford gown, gave everyone an up skirt view when exiting the vehicle and the high slit on the dress resulting in the worst wardrobe malfunction in memory.

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