Despite receiving backlash, Charli D’Amelio continues to stand by her choice of outfit for Coachella, remaining unapologetic and confident in her fashion choices.
Charli D’Amelio has gained fame for her dance videos, which have garnered her millions of followers and views on her TikTok account. In addition, she has a reality TV series on Hulu, a clothing collection with her sister Dixie, and multiple brand collaborations, cementing her status as a social media influencer.
Despite initially receiving praise for sharing her Coachella outfits in multiple videos, D’Amelio has since faced backlash over one particularly ‘daring’ look. Fans and fellow TikTokers have taken to the app to call her out on this outfit choice.
What is the controversy surrounding Charli D’Amelio’s Coachella dress?
In April 2024, D’Amelio made an appearance at the Revolve Festival and reportedly also attended Coachella. She was wearing a sheer white dress with no bra and posted a video of herself dancing in it, which she later deleted. This caused some backlash on TikTok.
Despite receiving support from many fans for her decision to wear the sheer dress, D’Amelio faced criticism and backlash online from those who deemed it inappropriate. Some even went as far as saying that the “old Charli”would never have worn such a revealing dress, while others countered that as an adult, she has the right to make her own choices.
Charli D’Amelio Addresses Criticism of Her Coachella Outfit
In a popular video that has garnered over 73 million views, D’Amelio playfully addressed the criticism and announced that she shares the same body parts as everyone else.
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“Hey everyone, it’s Charli, and I have something to confess: I do have nipples,”she joked. “That’s all I can share at the moment, I apologize.”
Despite facing criticism, the influencer received overwhelming support from thousands of fans in response to her Coachella outfit. Many praised it as “empowering”while others appreciated her light-hearted response to the hate.
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