Lindsay Lohan has been accused of ruining the borrowed designer gown she wore to the American Foundation for AIDS Research gala earlier in February after allegedly hacking off the bottom half of the dress.
The Mean Girls star was photographed at the glitzy New York bash in a beaded, floor-length Theia outfit, but when it was returned to the fashion house, the $US1,750 (NZ$2097) dress was in tatters.
Pictures obtained by UsMagazine.com show the gown now with a roughly-cut hem, and a source says, "She said that the dress had ripped (at a club after the fundraiser) - she couldn't possibly wear it like that - so her stylist friend went to the club bouncer and requested some scissors to repair the torn part of the dress.''
Lohan wore the designer item after declining a generous offer from actor Charlie Sheen to pay for style guru Phillip Block to dress her for the February 6 party.
Sheen, who met Lohan on the set of the upcoming Scary Movie 5, had previously shared his wealth with the troubled actress by lending her $US100,000 to settle her hefty tax debts.
