Gymnast Olivia Dunne 'Saves A Cowboy' In Braless Dress On A Horse

Olivia Dunne got into Western vibes fast last summer, showing off a slinky red carpet dress and putting a fun twist on her Instagram share. Shouting out country band Big & Rich's "Save A Horse (Ride a Cowboy) track in a snappy caption, the 21-year-old LSU gymnast flaunted her jaw-dropping figure in a silver dress as she posed at the ACM Awards, but the fun part was saved for anyone swiping. Giving a nod to all things cowboy in BTS shots, Livvy actually mounted a horse to show that her captions aren't just all talk, and fans loved it. Dunne may still be in college, but the rising star has, since 2021, been the most-followed NCAA athlete on social media.

Scroll for the photos. Offering no clue as to the surprise she was about to deliver, Olivia stunned in a floor-length, backless dress that highlighted her athlete frame. Going braless as she flashed some curve and showcased her slender, muscular back, the Plantfuel partner went shimmery in her slightly ribbed fabrics, even going a little sheer as she flashed a pair of underpants beneath her gorgeous gown.

Rocking her blonde locks down and wearing plenty of makeup, Dunne stunned from head to toe, but she didn't post without showing her lighthearted side. In a swipe, she posed on a horse, showing off her toned legs as her dress rode up, also smiling and closing her eyes.

Straddling the horse in the final snap, Olivia shot the camera a smile, having kicked off her high heels as she posed barefoot. In a caption, she wrote: "Save a cowboy, ride a horse!" One fan replied "Wow!" while another said: "U slay n it don't stop get it get it."

Olivia may be a New Jersey native, but it looks like she's embraced the state of Louisiana currently hosting her for her college years. In this IG snap, the blonde beauty showed off her insane abs and killer cleavage in a star-spangled bikini top and unbuttoned jeans, also rocking a fun straw cowboy hat. The post came promoting the Accelerator energy drinks brand she is signed to.

Olivia doesn't just earn cash from brands, she helps other female athletes secure deals. “There are collectives in NIL, which mostly go to the men’s sports, and I think that’s extremely unfair,” she told Elleof the Livvy Fund she's started. “So I wanted to let other women student athletes know that anyone can do this—you can do this. This is just the beginning, truly.”

She's got the looks, the charm, the flexibility, and the knack for social media. Dunne can easily gain over 10 million views for her TikTok videos, and she boasts over 7 million followers there, versus the 5.1 million on her Instagram.