Charlotte McKinney looks like a million bucks in a tiny string bikini while parading around a pristine beach in Miami
Pinup swimsuit model Charlotte McKinney looked like a million bucks as she paraded around on a beach in Miami a skimpy string bikini that barely contained her assets.
The 30-year-old former Guess model - who has been trying stand-up comedy this year - was seen working on her tan on a stunning coastline.
The cover girl was modeling a very small two piece bathing suit that was white with black trim. It had ties on the briefs and a triangle top.
It seemed as if it may have been a size too small as it showed an eyeful of cleavage. The ex-girlfriend of actor Stephen Dorff was also seen getting in a power walk as the waves crashed by her.
The blonde bombshell from Orlando, Florida hit a big milestone last year: she turned 30.
Pinup swimsuit model Charlotte McKinney looked like a million bucks as she paraded around on a beach in Miami a skimpy string bikini that barely contained her assets
McKinney is a model and actress who first gained attention as an Instagram personality, eventually achieving wider recognition for her appearance in a Carl's Jr. commercial which aired regionally during Super Bowl XLIX in 2015.
The star has already be on the cover of GQ and Vanity Fair.
And Charlotte has competed on Dancing With The Stars and acted in the Baywatch remake.
This new sighting comes two months after she landed one of her most scintillating ad campaigns of her long career.
The blonde beauty was seen posing in skimpy lingerie to plug a major shoe brand in Miami.
The face of Larroude footwear as she was seen pouting for the camera in new eye-popping images shared to her Instagram page.
The 30-year-old former Guess model was seen working on her tan on a stunning coastline. The cover girl was modeling a very small two piece bathing suit that was white with black trim. It had ties on the briefs and a triangle top. It seemed as if it may have been a size too small as it showed an eyeful of cleavage
'New @larroude spring collection out now!' wrote the ex of Stephen Dorff in her brief caption.
'Shooting this campaign was extra special because the first time I wore their shoes I fell in love and became such a fan of the line but all that aside I had the chance to work with some of the most kindest and bad a** people.'
The Hollywood veteran then added hashtags for the brand as well as the glam team.
The star had on a pale pink sheer corset that had applique over her chest. McKinney also wore very tiny briefs that barely covered her up.
The outfit was used to plug the pale pink high heels from Larroude, though it is debatable if anyone was checking out her feet as her body seemed to be the focus.
The fashion industry personality left little to the imagination while showcasing her shapely form. The social media figure let her blonde hair fall down over her bare shoulders and her glam was on point.
McKinney began her modeling career by building a large presence on Instagram in the mid-2010s.
The model spoke about her platform during an interview with Marie Claire, where she pointed out that what she shared on her account was not indicative of what her life was normally like.
The ex-girlfriend of actor Stephen Dorff was also seen getting in a power walk as the waves crashed by her. The blonde bombshell from Orlando, Florida hit a big milestone last year: she turned 30
Her big breakout role: She came to fame when she modeled a bikini top and micro shorts for a Carl's Jr campaign in 2015
'Social media is an interesting part of life, and it's not all it looks like from the outside. Instagram is just an outlet to exude this image of what you deem as a perfect life,' she stated.
McKinney went on to express that she was not necessarily fond of using the social media outlet, although she recognized its necessity in her professional life.
'I have such a love hate relationship with it, being a private person but it plays such an essential part of my career,' she said.
The fashion industry personality concluded by expressing that prospective models should consider utilizing unconventional means while looking for success.
'Now more than ever, there isn't just one path to wherever you want or need to go. Explore as many options as possible, and don't rely on one straight road,' she said.
