1/14Coachella 2025 is back for weekend 2 – and many influencers have flooded the festival in Palm Spring to show off their outfits. Picture: Instagram/CiaraMiller
Star, 29, at Coachella ‘wearing smallest skirt’
A micro trend sweeping Coachella has raised eyebrows, but it hasn’t stopped revellers flaunting their “tiniest” festival outfits.
2/14Summer House star Ciara Miller was one of the first to show off her revealing ensemble on social media. Picture: Instagram/CiaraMiller
![‘I’m literally wearing the smallest, micro-est, mini-est cow print [skirt] and it’s faux, because we don’t’, she said on TikTok. Picture: Instagram/CiaraMiller](https://content.api.news/v3/images/bin/1847c595c6c2940b6fba004e5baf8e35?width=650)
3/14‘I’m literally wearing the smallest, micro-est, mini-est cow print [skirt] and it’s faux, because we don’t’, she said on TikTok. Picture: Instagram/CiaraMiller
4/14She paired it with cowboy boots, a white crop top and a Von Dutch hat. Picture: Instagram/CiaraMiller
5/14Fans were quick to lap up the ‘sexy’ look. Picture: Instagram/CiaraMiller
6/14‘You are the most beautiful, most gorgeous woman ever walk the face of this earth,’ one fan declared. Picture: Instagram/CiaraMiller
7/14As others declared Miller looked ‘hot’ and ‘unreal’ in her festival outfit. Picture: Instagram/CiaraMiller
8/14The micro short and skirt trend has dominated at the music event this year. Picture: Instagram/CiaraMiller
9/14Aussie influencer and fashion designer Brittney Saunders was also at weekend 2. Picture: TikTok/BrittneySaunders
10/14She is wearing an outfit by her own brand Fayt. Picture: TikTok/BrittneySaunders
11/14Many more influencers wore micro shorts. Picture: Instagram/Revolve
12/14Despite backlash during weekend one which saw social media users question why ‘no one is wearing clothes’. Picture: Instagram/Revolve
13/14‘So confused?’ some said online. Picture: Instagram/Revolve
14/14But most said the revellers looked ‘stunning’. Picture: Instagram/Revolve
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