Livvy Dunne's sister Julz hilariously recreates the SI Swimsuit model's cover shoot

Livvy Dunne’s older sister Julz Dunne showed off her sense of humor after Livvy’s big Sports Illustrated Swimsuit cover accomplishment with her own poses.
Julz, 24, was Livvy’s No. 1 fan at LSU gymnastics meets where she even upstaged the 22-year-old viral gymnast with her gold cowboy LSU hat and purple fit, and then in an epic celebration photo after the Lady Tigers won.

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She joined Livvy in Louisville for the Kentucky Derby weekend where they had competing pink dresses for the Kentucky Oaks, and then on a Florida beach afterward where they had dueling bikinis.
Speaking of bikinis, Livvy’s landed her on the SI Swimsuit cover and she freaked out celebrating her accomplishment. Julz took to Instagram to recreate some of her sister’s photos where she said, “poses I learned from @livvydunne & poses she learned from me.” First the poses she learned from Livvy.


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And here’s the one Livvy did that Julz said she taught her.

Hilarious. Livvy replied, “I still got a lot to learn.”
Mama Kat Dunne dropped the fire emojis in comments for Julz, too.
While it’s not quite this post from the SI Swimsuit issue, not bad by Julz.

Well done, Julz Dunne. Maybe next time they can do tandem poses. Julz is certainly practicing.

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