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SI Swimsuit Bikini by Livvy Dunne Almost Disappears Under Belt


In a throwback from the March 2026 Sports Illustrated Swimsuit issue, Livvy Dunne turned heads in a tiny bikini styled with a belt that nearly covered the revealing two-piece. The official SI Swimsuit Instagram page shared a carousel featuring several models wearing swimwear from Latinx-owned brands in celebration of Hispanic Heritage Month.

Livvy Dunne’s bikini is so tiny, it hides under her belt for SI Swimsuit

Take a look at Livvy Dunne, stunning in a tiny bikini in this throwback photo (see pic 4) from March 2026.

Livvy Dunne embraced a modern, Western-inspired aesthetic for the March 2026 edition of SI Swimsuit, wearing a two-piece ensemble in a rich, warm-brown hue. The top featured a fitted, short-sleeved silhouette with a high mock neckline, while the matching low-rise bikini bottoms completed the look.

Dunne accessorized with a wide, woven beige belt slouched across her hips. Featuring a large, antiqued-silver oval buckle, the statement accessory added a distinct Western touch to the swimwear. She finished the look with black mid-calf cowboy boots.

Her long, beachy blonde waves were parted down the middle, while sun-bronzed cheeks and a soft pink lip completed her beauty look.



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