Brooks Nader experienced a wardrobe malfunction during Miami Swim Week while attending the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Beach Club event at W South Beach in Miami on Friday. The model and reality star was photographed splashing in the ocean in a red off-the-shoulder minidress as she spent time with friends and fellow attendees, including Stassi Schroeder and Molly Sims. During the outing, one strap on her dress appeared to snap, causing the top to slip down while she was riding on a friend’s shoulders in the water. She was later seen trying to hold the dress in place as she waded through the surf, and the soaked garment was eventually covered in sand after she stepped back onto the beach.
Nader, 29, was also seen wearing sunglasses and open-toed beach heels while posing at the seaside event. She attended the outing with her sisters Mary Holland, Grace Ann and Sarah Jane, and the group was reportedly filming scenes for their reality series, “Love Thy Nader,” during the appearance. The Miami event drew other celebrity guests as well, including Kristin Cavallari and Megan Thee Stallion, both of whom were spotted taking part in the star-studded swimwear festivities.
The incident is only the latest in a series of fashion mishaps for Nader. Earlier this month, she nearly had another red-dress issue at the 2026 Fox Upfronts, later explaining that the dress had broken in the car just minutes before she arrived and that she had been sewn into it. In October, she had another slip at a Vogue party when her left breast popped out of a plunging white blouse while she was with her sister Sarah Jane. In August 2025, she also made headlines after joking about a wardrobe malfunction during an Italy yacht trip, adding star emojis over her nipples after a white dress slipped down.
Despite the repeated mishaps, Nader has also earned praise online for how openly she has handled embarrassing moments in public. Last July at Wimbledon, she shared a TikTok showing a period stain on her white skirt and captioned it in a self-aware way, prompting fans to applaud her for normalizing a common experience.
