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Emma Roberts Shocks The World With Coachella Fashion

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Emma Roberts was spotted at the final day of the Coachella Music and Arts Festival this weekend, wearing one of her over-the-top outfits again.

The 21-year-old actress strutted confidently in a shredded midriff-revealing ensemble with unbuttoned daisy dukes that definitely showed off her toned physique.

While the 100-degree weather justified many of the women at the festival wearing midriff baring shirts and short shorts, Roberts may have taken things a little bit too far. A blogger for The Blemish wrote:

“Her top looks like it was halfway fed through a paper shredder and her shorts are unbuttoned for some reason. If she didn’t look so damn pleased walking through the place, I’d have assumed she was a rape victim.”

This is certainly not the first time the Valentine’s Day star has been seen making questionable fashion choices. Just this past Friday at the same Coachella Festival, Roberts donned a see-through mesh cover-up over a black and white bikini. Lets not even mention the fact she wore a similar pair of unbuttoned daisy dukes at Oasis Beach Club in Bermuda.

Check out Emma Roberts’ shocking fashion choices on the next page.

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