Livvy Dunne shows off strapless US Open dress in home bedroom selfie

Livvy Dunne has been all over lately, and crushing her fits wherever she goes. On Sunday, it was the US Open in Flushing Meadows, New York.
She even surfaced in a bathtub covered in bubbles at the Rose Bowl in Pasadena, California, recently for a new business partnership.
Since retiring from LSU Gymnasics after five seasons, the 22-year-old influencer has been quite busy including the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit cover shoot and a runway event in Miami, Florida, where she did the full splits in a bikini.
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She’s also been traveling all over to watch boyfriend and Pittsburgh Pirates ace Paul Skenes play including a trip to Colorado where she wore Daisy Dukes in the Rocky Mountains, and then in a fire-red dress for a Pirates WAGs hang.
Dunne, who hails from nearby New Jersey and frequents New York City, appeared Sunday on Instagram for a bedroom selfie with her US Open polka-dot dress stunner on.
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She’d also post a selfie from the car:

She’d later post at the event. No doubt she got the attention in a star-studded crowd with that look.

An event with Livvy Dunne there is always a winning one.

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