Olivia Dunne Flaunts Tan Lines In New Photos: 'Starting To Feel Like Summer'

Olivia Dunne makes jaws drop once again on social media with another sizzling content!

The 22-year-old LSU gymnast, also popularly known as Livvy, took to her Instagram Stories with fun and flirty photos. Dunne had plenty of fun soaking up the sun, and it showed.

Dunne looked like a total smokeshow in a white tube top that complimented her all-over glow. The strapless design allowed the blonde beauty to show off her toned arms and shoulders, especially the sexy tan lines. Meanwhile, the tight fit hugged her perky assets, though the low neckline bared some cleavage. The fabric ended several inches above her belly button, allowing Dunne to flash her taut tummy and abs.

Below, Dunne rocked a pair of gingham blue-and-white shorts featuring a low-cut front. The seamless fit hugged her body like a glove, emphasizing the influencer's killer curves, particularly her petite waistline in contrast to her wide hips.

Dunne left her blonde hair down with the sleek, straight strands falling on her shoulders. She skipped the accessories and makeup, letting her tan and tan lines do most of the talking.

Feeling the heat and flaunting her glow, Dunne wrote: "Starting to feel like summer," adding a smiling sun emoji.

Dunne added a similar picture. This time, she flashed a smile while closing her eyes.

She opted not to write a caption except for a light blue heart emoji.

The photos came after Dunne shared her plans after retiring from college gymnastics. The top NCAA hotshot had an interview with People magazine about what she's looking forward to after her fifth year at LSU. One thing is for sure -- Dunne will have more time with her MLB boyfriend, Paul Skenes.

Currently, the gymnast has been on the road to recovery after suffering an avulsion fracture in her kneecap on March 6. She is set on healing in time to compete in her final NCAA Championship with her gymnastics team on April 18.

Dunne revealed that she's doing "everything" she can to do so, noting that "putting the best nutrients in your body is important for recovery."

As Dunne's gymnastics career is coming to an end, the NCAA Championship is a bittersweet milestone for her. On the other hand, she will have more free time, especially for her other work, which is social media.

"I'm going to be done with gymnastics, which is a crazy thing to say," Dunne said. "So I'm going to have more freedom. I'm going to have way more freedom. I've been a competitive gymnast since I was three years old."

As her life as a gymnast at LSU was nearing its end, her boyfriend's baseball season had just started.

"I'm super excited to be able to spend time with Paul," Dunne remarked. "I've always had to train during my summers and stuff... So to be able to not have to do gymnastics training and be able to spend more time in Pittsburgh with Paul enjoying the baseball season, I'm looking forward to that."

"And hopefully, the Pirates can turn things around," she said of her boyfriend's MLB team. "They did not have the best series against the Marlins, but I'm excited to see what Paul can do and how his mindset and his leadership role can help the Pirates win."