New York- Seriously, your honor. Would anyone care to see a 60 year-old broad in her thong undies? [And what was a 60 year-old broad doing in thong undies to begin with?] Considering how Martha Stewart’s defense left her hanging in the wind, Bloomingdales strategy may need some help if this one ever goes to court.

An upper East Side woman said she plans to sue the pants off Bloomingdale’s after she was videotaped in a dressing room stripped down to her thong underwear. Carol Ketover, 60, said she’ll file a lawsuit against the upscale department store Monday in Manhattan Supreme Court for invading her privacy.

“I feel extremely violated,” she said.

“It’s outrageous. I feel violated, too,” her husband, Richard, chimed in.

Anne Keating, a spokeswoman for the store, confirmed that an NBC “Today” show crew had stashed a monitor and camera in the dressing room while they were shooting in the store during Fashion Week.

“A mistake was made,” Keating said. “We should have put a sign on the dressing room that it was closed. But the producer told me that the camera would only be working if someone was operating it.”

Ketover, of E. 68th St., said she was doing some last-minute shopping on Feb. 17 before catching a flight to Florida where she and her husband own a home.

She selected a $200 pair of Sonya Rykiel slacks and was directed to a dressing room by a clerk. Inside the cubicle, she noticed two large Bloomingdale’s shopping bags at the base of a chair.

“I disrobed and as I bent down to put my foot in the slacks, I saw a flash of light behind me,” she said. “I pushed the shopping bags away from the chair and I saw a screen. As I bent closer, I saw my butt with my thong underwear across the screen.”

“I was hysterical,” she said. “I didn’t know if someone was going to blackmail me.”

Ketover’s lawyer Sanford Rubenstein said he is considering also suing NBC and the “Today” show.