Vanessa Kirby had a wardrobe malfunction at the 'Mission: Impossible' premiere

Vanessa Kirby's slip dress fell off of her shoulder as she walked the "Mission: Impossible - Dead Reckoning Part One" red carpet on Monday.

• Vanessa Kirby attended the NYC premiere of "Mission: Impossible - Dead Reckoning Part One" on Monday.
• While walking the red carpet, Kirby's dress slipped off her shoulder.
• Kirby appeared to laugh off the wardrobe malfunction.  

Vanessa Kirby's latest red-carpet look was nearly derailed by a wardrobe malfunction. 

Kirby, 35, attended the New York City premiere of "Mission: Impossible - Dead Reckoning Part One" on Monday. She plays Alanna Mitsopolis in the latest installment of the Tom Cruise-led franchise. 

Kirby arrived at the premiere in a champagne slip dress designed by Schiaparelli.

The dress was simple, but "The Crown" actor paired it with detached black sleeves that connected behind her, acting like a wrap. 

The slinky gown had an effortlessly sophisticated feel, which Kirby accentuated by wearing her hair loose and long.

However, as she walked the red carpet, one of the spaghetti straps of her gown slipped off. 

Kirby quickly grabbed the bodice after realizing it slipped, clutching it to her torso with a shocked expression on her face. 

Her detached sleeves helped to cover her chest as she adjusted the dress. 

Kirby appeared to meet the slip-up with humor, laughing as she posed for more photos on the red carpet. 

She was also photographed giggling with her costar Rebecca Ferguson before they walked into the premiere. It was unclear if they were laughing about the wardrobe malfunction or something else. 

Insider entertainment reporter Eammon Jacobs recently spoke to Kirby and other members of the "Mission Impossible" cast about what they would do if they had a real version of the mask machine from the film that can turn them into anyone else for a day. 

While multiple of her costars responded that they would become Tom Cruise, Kirby said, "I'd have to think about it more" because saying she would be Tom would be "cliché."