Olivia ‘Livvy’ Dunne is making her Sports Illustrated Swimsuit return in style.
For her third year featured in the coveted magazine issue, the blonde bombshell, 22, sizzled in two sets of sexy animal print bikinis worn throughout the outdoors of Bermuda.
In the first set of photos, the LSU gymnast posed in an asymmetrical zebra-print bikini. The strapless look had cutouts on its sides and a small, string belt.
Dunne embraced her sporty side and perhaps even gave a nod to her professional baseball player boyfriend, Paul Skenes, by wearing a baseball cap backward.
The bright blue cap matched the sky behind Dunne as she posed next to the water. Another photo shared by the athlete on her Instagram Stories showed her posing on the sand.
The official Instagram account for Sports Illustrated Swimsuit shared a video of Dunne striking a few poses in a tiny two-piece leopard print bikini. While wearing the look, Dunne sat on the edge of a rock wall beside tall palm trees.
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She gave a close-up of her leopard-print bikini top on her Instagram Stories, writing, “Year 3!”
For her previous appearances in the special magazine issue, Dunne posed in front of scenic views in Puerto Rico and Portugal.
Dunne teased that she was working on a secret project in a March 16 TikTok video. The clip showed her in an airplane with a text overlay that read, “Secretly leaving school, going to a secret location, for a secret work trip.”
In November 2023, Dunne told Sports Illustrated Swimsuit that being a part of the iconic issue has helped her embrace her confidence.
“SI Swim means to me being comfortable in your own skin and being undeniably you, which is something I still work on to this day,” she said.
“In the sport of gymnastics, [body image is] a huge thing, and it’s something that I’m still working on to this day, being confident,” continued Dunne. “But SI’s really helped me to see that it’s O.K. to not be perfect and to just be comfortable in your own skin.”
Using that confidence to help be “a role model” for the girls who look up to her is “one of the most important parts” of what she wants to do with her career, Dunne previously shared with PEOPLE.
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“Women’s sports is something that I want to support and leave my legacy on. I want to show other athletes that you can have it all — especially women,” she told PEOPLE in April 2023.
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