New York, New York - The celeb stylist who dressed Janet Jackson for 2004's Super Bowl halftime show is spilling the tea about the "Nipplegate" scandal – and says Britney is to blame!

Wayne Scot Lukas, a longtime stylist to the stars, was backstage at the infamous 2004 Super Bowl halftime show and said that things went exactly according to plan.

"I wouldn’t call it a wardrobe 'malfunction' in a million years. It was the most functioning wardrobe in history. As a stylist, it did what it was intended to do," he dished in a new interview with Page Six.

Justin Timberlake's ex Britney Spears had just rocked the pop music world months earlier by sharing a sexy triple kiss with Madonna and Christina Aguilera during the MTV Video Music Awards.

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Justin apparently refused to be outdone by his ex at his own Superbowl performance, so he and his team gave viewers a show they'd never forget.

Lukas said the initial plan for the halftime show had Janet in a pearl G-string thong that was set to be revealed when Justin "accidentally" stepped on the back of her dress.

"The outfit changed a couple of days before, and you saw the magic,” Lukas said of the last minute change that eventually exposed Janet's boob to a national TV audience.

Justin's positive portrayal in the media in comparison to Britney's harsh treatment after their break-up has recently resurfaced in a New York Times documentary about Spears that was released in February.

He has since issued an apology to both women about the actions of his past.

"[I] benefited from a system that condones misogyny and racism. I specifically want to apologize to Britney Spears and Janet Jackson both individually," he wrote on Instagram.

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Britney hasn't responded to the apology directly, although she used an old photo of her and Justin this weekend to wish her sister a happy birthday.

Scot Lukas says he's set to release a tell-all book called Wardrobe Malfunctions: Receipts from the Front Lines and the Front Row, which will feature more juicy details about the Superbowl incident.