Gal Gadot suffered a wardrobe malfunction on Thursday night when she arrived for dinner with a price tag still on her sweater.

The 32-year-old beauty was heading into Mr Chow in Beverly Hills when she discovered the blunder.

Also with her was Wonder Woman co-star Robin Wright as well as their director Patty Jenkins, making it quite the reunion.

Bought it on Amazon? Gal Gadot suffered a wardrobe malfunction on Thursday night when she arrived for dinner with a price tag still on her sweater

It was the heroic doorman who came to her rescue, letting her know that her costume had a flaw.

The actress was in good spirits, laughing of the gaffe he helped her defeat the offending blight.

Tag or no, the Israeli goddess still looked gorgeous on a black and white plaid mini dress.

She paired it with very Amazonian strappy flats and a cute red purse, as well as her newly-bought slim black cardigan.

Whoops! The 32-year-old beauty was heading into Mr Chow in Beverly Hills when she discovered the blunder

Make-up was neither present nor required, while the raven tresses that might have hid the tag were untimely tied back in a pony.

That same day it was reported that her Wonder Woman director Jenkins is in final negotiations to not only direct the second installment of the historic franchise, but to also become the highest paid female director in Hollywood.

The female-centric Warner Bros Pictures film opened to $103.2 million earlier this year and went on to gross more than $800 million worldwide, according to Deadline.

Priceless: Tag or no, the Israeli goddess still looked gorgeous on a black and white plaid mini dress

A studio source said they were ‘confident the deal will be reached soon’ to bring Patty back to the franchise.

Released in May, Wonder Woman gave Jenkins the biggest domestic opening of all-time for a female director.

She also became the first female director of an American studio superhero movie.

Dream team: That same day it was reported that her Wonder Woman direct Patty Jenkins s in final negotiations to not only direct the second installment of the historic franchise, but to also become the highest paid female director in Hollywood