Ella Langley is a quick thinker in an emergency.
The country star, 27, opened up for Morgan Wallen in Baltimore over the weekend — and found herself in a potentially mortifying situation right at the beginning of her set.
“Yesterday my entire dress came unzipped on song #2 in a 60 minute set in the pouring rain in a stadium full of people,” Langley shared via her Instagram Stories the following day.
However, the “Choosin’ Texas” singer saved the day and her dignity — and delighted the Baltimore audience in the process — by tossing a Ravens football jersey over her damaged gown and getting on with the show.
The oversized purple jersey covered up the damaged parts of the dress, while allowing a cheeky bit of pink fringed skirt to show beneath the hem.
“He might have chose Texas, but she chose Baltimore,” one TikTok user wrote, referring to Langley’s hit song off her “Dandelion” album.
Fans responded to the clip with humorous comments about how they’d prefer to see her in their own hometown team jerseys — including the Packers, Rams, Bills, Seahawks, and yes, the Cowboys — instead.
“She looks good in anything,” one fan enthused.
It’s unclear who provided the Ravens jersey that saved the day, but speculation swirled that a fan had given it to her, as it had her last name on the back and the number “26” (for 2026) on the front.
Langley is not only on fire with quick wardrobe fixes.
She’s also currently holding three of the top four positions on the all-genre Billboard Hot 100 chart.
“Choosin’ Texas” sits at No. 1, “Be Her” at No. 3 and her duet with Wallen, “I Can’t Love You Anymore,” is at No. 4. (Taylor Swift holds the No. 2 slot with “I Knew It, I Knew You” from “Toy Story 5.”)
The Alabama native is also making headlines for her current collaboration with American Eagle, in which she poses in denim shorts, white cowboy boots and a stack of hay bales.
Langley joined American Eagle’s roster of ambassadors in February, becoming the retailer’s newest “Denim Darling” after actress Sydney Sweeney’s viral partnership with the brand.
