Cara Delevingne Flashes Butt, Wardrobe Malfunction PHOTO: Twitter Loves 'Paper Towns' Movie

Cute booty, Cara Delevingne! While dancing around a crowded parking lot in Santa Monica, California earlier this month, the stunning 22-year-old model experienced a Marilyn Monroe-esque wardrobe malfunction. Thankfully, the majority of Delevingne's bare derriere remained covered by her adorable pink mini-dress. But the blonde bombshell wasn't bothered, and continued prancing around on the gorgeous summer day!

According to the popular gossip webloid E! Online, Delevingne donned a Saint Laurent floral frock with long sleeves. So although her cleavage was fully covered, her bottom half left little to the imagination.

But only a part of Delevingne's butt was semi-exposed, so was she actually wearing any undies? View the viral snapshot here.

Perhaps not even a minor fashion mishap could ruin the English beauty's good mood, considering her highly-anticipated new film "Paper Towns" just hit theaters on Friday (July 24):

According to an official IMDb movie description:

A young man and his friends embark upon the road trip of their lives to find the missing girl next door. 

The teen flick is based on John Green's best-selling novel of the same name. He also wrote "The Fault In Our Stars."

So far, Twitter fans approve:

@RioosEryy: "Dude, 'Paper Towns' was awesome. Def recommend it."

@TinoSwift13: "'Paper Towns' was sooo good that I'm down to see it again! @johngreen keeps on bringing it! #PaperTowns."

@BailsJuliaa: "140 charecters is not enough to describe how awesome 'Paper Towns' was. Pretty faithful to the book, plus 'Do you like dragons?' #wallofcow."

@duhrsy: "Paper Towns was sooo good it hurts [crying] <3."

@NadFauzi: "'Paper Towns' was awesome!! So funny [crying]."

@ajRAFAEL: "Loved #PaperTowns! Such a feel good movie and it's beautifully shot as well. Congrats @johngreen."

@ZackBiss: "I want to write like a million songs based around 'Paper Towns' it's so good."

@HurnanBeing: "'Paper Towns' the movie was just as good as the book!! Waaaay better than 'The Fault In Our Stars' [thumbs up]."

But should Delevinge's nude heinie have made a cameo on the big screen for even better ratings?