Woman left laying in her underwear after epic Dirty Dancing lift fail which saw her dress ripped off

THIS is the moment a woman has been left laying in her underwear after attempting to perform the iconic Dirty Dancing lift. The elaborate dance move went horribly wrong and ended up causing her dress to fall, leaving her half-naked on the ground. The pair are able to pull off the choreography The man lifts her up in the air But it ends up with the woman half-naked on the ground Footage of the failed stunt shows the woman, dressed in a midi dress and boots, running towards her dance partner, exactly like “Baby” in the iconic film. The lift is best known for its use during the (I’ve Had) The Time Of My Life number in the classic 1987 film Dirty Dancing starring Patrick Swayze and Jennifer Grey. The man catches her and lifts her in the air Dirty-Dancing style copying Swayze’s moves. But that’s when things started to go wrong- the woman who has her arms around the man’s neck and the rest of her body in the air suddenly loses her balance. Most read in The Sun ROAD RAGE Dramatic moment fuming mum DRIVES Range Rover into eco-protesters blocking road BROKEN BAND Perrie Edwards tried to quit Little Mix 2 years ago - 12 months before Jesy wedknapp Jamie Redknapp marries pregnant girlfriend Frida Andersson in secret ceremony PARKING MAD Family whose FIVE cars won't fit on their drive complain at cost of parking BOILING OVER Van de Beek can't catch break as video shows Man Utd flop spill coach's tea back to reality Six reality TV stars who shunned the spotlight from hairdresser to plumber In a desperate bid to catch her before she falls, the man grabs her dress which then comes off while the woman falls on the ground. Luckily, she doesn’t seem injured and appears to be laughing at the hilarious fail instead. Back in January, a woman was almost killed trying to recreate the iconic choreography. In a failed execution of the tricky move, Rosie Slennett tipped over her boyfriend’s shoulders and landed on her neck. The woman had to be rushed to the hospital where stunned doctors were surprised she was still able to walk. We pay for your stories! Do you have a story for The Sun news desk? Email us at exclusive@the-sun.co.uk or call 02077824104. You can WhatsApp us on 07423 720 250. We pay for videos too. Click here to upload yours Click here to get The Sun newspaper delivered for FREE for the next six weeks.