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Olympic Wardrobe Malfunction Watch, Part II: Henrik Harlaut’s Pants

Sweden’s Henrik Harlaut nearly lost his pants during Thursday’s freestyle skiing slopestyle event in Sochi.

Photo by Javier Soriano/AFP/Getty Images

“It’s part of my style, I always had it like this so I’m not going to change,” Sweden’s Henrik Harlaut told the AFP after almost losing his pants during the men’s freestyle skiing slopestyle event Thursday. The 22-year-old added: “I don’t think skiing with my ski pants so low is an issue. I have been skiing like this for 10 years now. It is my style and has been for a while. I feel really comfortable.”

Previously: Speed Skater Unzips Suit, Forgets She Isn’t Wearing Anything Underneath

Read the rest of Slate’s coverage of the Sochi Olympics.

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Correction, Feb. 16, 2014: This article orginally misspelled Henrik Harlaut’s surname.