Girls losing their skirts in public

[lonmol]

Genuinely loses her skirt. Good reaction.

[lord lucan]

It's already posted on page 5 of this thread.

[lord lucan]

The first clip is from a comedy called 'If People Were Cars' and the second is from one of those Ukranian candid camera type shows.

[donron57]

Woman skirt gets lifted by child

[lord lucan]

This isn't quite 'in public' - but I thought I would share it anyway.
Just about every time I go on Facebook I get a clip of this girl losing her skirt. It really seems to be her thing as she appears to enjoy it, so I have compiled as many of clips as I can, stuck them all together and then added the same reel as a slomo so you can select your favorite. Enjoy.

[Alcahuete]

Originally Posted by lord lucan

This isn't quite 'in public' - but I thought I would share it anyway.
Just about every time I go on Facebook I get a clip of this girl losing her skirt. It really seems to be her thing as she appears to enjoy it, so I have compiled as many of clips as I can, stuck them all together and then added the same reel as a slomo so you can select your favorite. Enjoy.

Nice compilation, there's a few scenes I hadn't seen before in there. There's another thread posting stuff about her too, with links to her tiktok and info about other stuff she has out there.

https://forum.oneclickchicks.com/sho...&postcount=546

[Atease]

This is a great one. Couldn't find the original

[Atease]

This is one of the best I've ever seen!

[dlammy]

Originally Posted by Atease

This is one of the best I've ever seen!

Thanks for this one! It is 100% real. I translated the story if anyone is interested.

Artist Lucía Núñez created a performance piece called "HE DICHO QUE NO" (“I SAID NO”), featuring a wedding dress and bouquet made from reused tote bags. The piece explores themes like rejecting expectations, sustainability, and personal choice, especially around marriage.

She performed it at the Centro Cultural Manuel Benito Moliner in Huesca. During one of the showings, the dress accidentally fell apart in front of the audience, leaving her exposed. It was an emotional and vulnerable moment.

Later, she shared the incident on her own social media, calling it an “involuntary performance.” Instead of hiding it, she embraced it as part of the work, reflecting on how her body expressed what words couldn't. The accident became a meaningful extension of her message about vulnerability, strength, and truth.

hxxps://www.instagram.com/p/DKUXUW8IKnc/