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So Kristen Stewart’s lace onesie was as uncomfortable as it looked…

… here’s the evidence.

15/11/12 3,744 Views 2 Comments

LISTEN, WE ALL know that onesies are unacceptable for adults to wear, but we all secretly wish that we could wear them until the end of time, right?

That’s because they’re so comfy, and sometimes they have feet. If they were made of lace with various transparent parts and we weren’t allowed to wear knickers with them, we might feel differently.

That might be why Kristen Stewart kept her lace, transparent, no-knickers onesie on for the briefest of periods at last night’s London premiere of Breaking Dawn: Part Two.

Here’s the evidence:

So Kristen Stewart’s lace onesie was as uncomfortable as it looked…
1 / 8

  • Come on, we have to do it

    "Rob, please don't make me go out there in this onesie. It's chafing"

  • Oh God, everyone's looking

    "I'm not even sure if I can look at you in that thing".

  • Hold me

    "It's OK Kristen. You look grand"

  • What this old thing?

    "It's just something I threw on*" *Climbed into and tried not to scratch myself like a dog

  • Are you looking at my bum?

    "What? This is TOTALLY an outfit!"

  • When can I get out of this thing?

    We'd like to imagine that she was walking kind of funny at this point.

  • Yep there she goes...

    ... breaking into a gallop

  • THANK GOD

    Out of the lace onesie, into jeans and runners. This was Kristen Stewart leaving the premiere last night.
  • We'd like to imagine that she was walking kind of funny at this point.
  • ... breaking into a gallop
  • Out of the lace onesie, into jeans and runners. This was Kristen Stewart leaving the premiere last night.

(Ps Maybe we’re just jealous. She IS managing to get away with wearing a lace onesie and still look ridey. JUST)

Images: Yui Mok/Ian West/PA Wire/Press Association Images - Doug Peters/EMPICS Entertainment

LA premiere: Kristen Stewart flashes her knickers>

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