Eileen Gu Shows Off Her Athletic Body In A Tiny Green Bikini

Eileen Gu tantalized her fans with a hot new Instagram update!

The 21-year-old Olympic skier took to the social media site and proudly shared photos from her Sports Illustrated Swimsuit shoot.

Gu flashed her curves in a striking green bikini set that popped against her glowing complexion. Her top featured classic balconette cups and a plunging neckline that gave an eye-popping view of her cleavage. In addition, the underwire cups made her chest pop. The thick shoulder straps provided support and accentuated her toned arms.

The athlete sported the matching pair of bottoms with a waistband made up of long straps that wrapped around her waist, highlighting her slender hips. Her swimwear boasted high leg cuts that exposed plenty of skin and a high-rise fit that emphasized her flat tummy.

In the next slide, Gu was photographed lying on her tummy on the sand while at the beach and wearing a white bikini. As for the last image, the American-Chinese beauty stunned in a cream plunging swimsuit as she worked the camera on printed tiles.

"SPORTS ILLUSTRATED SWIM 2025," Gu wrote in the caption of the post. "This shoot holds such a special place in my heart and I'm so excited to finally share it with you - SI Swim 2025 issue is live on newsstands everywhere!"

Gu added, "Can't wait to celebrate beauty and strength with my @si_swimsuit family this week in nyc," while also thanking her "incredible team."

The new addition to Gu's feed has accrued plenty of likes and dozens of comments in less than a day.

SI Swimsuit's new cover girl, Olivia Dunne, commented, "Insaneeeee," along with a fire emoji.

Another person remarked, "You simply never miss," while the third user noted, "I don't know how anyone doesn't fall in love w you."

A fourth admirer quipped, "What Gorgeous and Healthy Stand for."

The fifth one added, "INSANE so hot."

During her interview with Bailey Colon of Sports Illustrated, Gu opened up about how she stood up from a "male-dominated sport."

"Free skiing is a very male-dominated sport. I think the first time that I had girls on my team, I was around 14 or 15 [...] so I definitely felt as though I stuck out a little bit," the skier admitted. "I think [I] was definitely trying to mask myself and trying to fit in and be more accepted."

Gu continued, "I wanted to look like the other people in the industry, and for the most part, those were boys. So, I think reconciling with my femininity, particularly when I turned 14,15 and started working in fashion more, was a pivotal step of my development."