Gymnast Nastia Liukin Pretty In Pink With Dress Flying Up

Scroll for the photos. They come as Nastia makes headlines for hitting sunny streets and causing a "situation" in a frontless, braless top, but it was more covered-up today – up top, at least.

The photos, gorgeous ones, showed Nastia folding her Olympic legs in baby pink stilettos and wearing a stunning, long-sleeved, and blush pink dress with a dangerous thigh slit and train blowing up. Nastia, who went Barbie girl with her high ponytail blonde hair, also delivered her winner smile, plus a caption.

Nastia, who mentioned her illustrious career in her caption, opened writing: "If you know me, you know that pink is my power suit. From my scrunchies as a young gymnast to my lucky pink leo that I wore in Beijing, pink is the color that makes me feel the most me. #ad ."

Fans then learned that Liukin, who is actually a member of a Facebook group called "50 Shades of Pink," is missing connecting with people during the COVID pandemic.

Snagging herself a like from 23-year-old gymnast Simone Biles, Nastia added:

"During this global pandemic, I’ve missed being able to connect with like-minded people, and Facebook Groups allows me to do just that! What Facebook Groups are you a member of? Any new Groups that I should join?!"

Fans are already calling Nastia "pretty in pink," with the Moscow native told: "Legs for days" by one follower. Likely welcome for Nastia after a troll asked to see her "gross skinny chicken legs" earlier this month.

Scroll for the bath stretch!

Nastia, who retails her own $55 Celery Green Cream with Volition, is also a busy influencer, with today seeming living proof. The star has fronted Olay skincare to "bring bubble baths back in 2020," also making headlines last year for going shirtless by a dumpster for an environmental brand. Liukin also influences for popular clothing label Revolve.

Nastia was also told her legs are her "power play" today. If you missed her frontless top "situation," just scroll for the look Nastia was told she had too much "faith" in.