Livvy Dunne embraced the beach setting at the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Beach Club presented by Coppertone on Friday, stepping out in a minimalist look anchored by neutral sandals.

Held at W South Beach in Miami, the daytime activation drew current Swimsuit Issue talent, sponsors and fans. The event marks one of several stops on the brand’s national promotional circuit, following last week’s Swimsuit Social Club in New York City.

Dunne wore what seems to be the Camille dress by L*Space, a ribbed knit style made from viscose and elastane. The ankle-length dress fit close to the body, with thick shoulder straps, a scoop neckline and a side slit. Cutout loops along the waist and on the bodice added subtle detail without taking away from the laid-back aesthetic.

The LSU gymnast finished the look with tan thong sandals. The flat silhouette included a slim leather toe post and matching instep strap, aligning with the neutral palette and understated feel of the outfit. Her blonde hair was styled in a casual braid.

Dunne’s footwear choices have been equally varied. At the Kentucky Derby in early May, she wore pink platform sandals with bow details. In September 2024, she appeared in custom white boots featuring “Pirates” and “Skenes” at a Pittsburgh Pirates game. She has also collaborated with Crocs, often wearing styles from their Bae and Classics collections around her gymnastics commitments.

Dunne’s footwear selections have varied across events. At the Kentucky Derby on May 2, she wore pink platform sandals with bow details. In September 2024, she sported custom white boots emblazoned with “Pirates” and “Skenes” while attending a Pittsburgh Pirates game. Additionally, Dunne has worn Crocs, showcasing their Bae and Classics collections as her pre- and post-match shoes of choice.

Dunne appears in the 2025 Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue, released May 17, which features Jordan Chiles, Lauren Chan and Salma Hayek among this year’s cover stars. She is one of several NCAA athletes featured in the issue.

With more than 15 million followers across social platforms, Dunne remains a breakout figure in both sports and fashion, bringing gymnastics and brand partnerships into mainstream visibility.