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A woman is going viral after sharing that her major wardrobe mishap made it into a Coachella ad
“When you’re featured in a Coachella commercial but no one catches your wardrobe malfunction,” Michelle Dang Le captioned an Instagram Reel
Ahead of the 2026 festival, influencers have taken to social media after brands allegedly rescinded their invitations
A woman is going viral after sharing that a wardrobe mishap made the final cut of a Coachella commercial.
Ahead of the first weekend of the 2026 music festival, Michelle Dang Le shared an Instagram Reel showing herself featured in an ad for one of the Indio, Calif., festival’s stages, Do LaB. At one point in the clip, she is seen dancing while wearing a tan knit crop top, when what appears to be a nipple cover slides out from under her shirt and down her torso.
“When you’re featured in a Coachella commercial but no one catches your wardrobe malfunction,” Dang Le wrote over the post.
She replays the moment in slow motion, drawing a circle around her body. “Oh no,” she added over the video in text, including three sad face emojis.
“@coachella explain yourself 😭,” she wrote in the caption.
Viewers were equally shocked at the mishap.
“Omg 😂,” one wrote.
“Not me thinking you had a hernia 😂😂😂,” said another.
A third shared, “How did they not see this hahahhaah.”
Others could relate to the experience.
One user wrote, “Not the sticky bra 😩 girl we’ve all been there, when it falls off that means it’s time to free the tatas.”
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Weekend one of Coachella 2026 kicks off on Friday, April 10, and ends on Sunday, April 19. Justin Bieber, Sabrina Carpenter, Karol G and Anyma will appear as headlining performers.
The festival has become known as a major event for influencers, who frequently attend the event along with brands. But this year, several content creators have taken to social media after their invitations were allegedly rescinded mere days before the festival began.
On April 7, U.K.-based influencer Glocortex posted a video claiming that she received a message from the agency that had initially planned to fly her out, telling her that the trip was “not going to happen.”
On March 31, New York City-based creator Kelsey Kotzur revealed she had been invited by a brand to go out to the festival several weeks prior — but then later heard from the brand that they couldn’t invite her because they were “at capacity.”
“I have made my peace with it,” she told her followers. “I’m actually taking myself on vacation instead.”
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