BATON ROUGE, LOUISIANA: Olivia Dunne has once again provided her own sassy and humorous assessment of her LSU gymnastics outfits. Dunne, who has over 12 million followers on social media, never hesitates to spill the beans about her fashion evolution.
Dunne showcased her style, highlighting her LSU gymnastics outfits through a TikTok video that went viral. The star captioned the video, "Last one goes hard>>> #foryou #lsu #gymnastics."
Olivia Dunne rates her gymnastics outfits
Dunne shared six pictures of herself donning different gymnastics outfits. She added a text reading, "Rating our LSU competition Leotards!" She rated her outfits out of 10. She gave 4/10 for the first one and the last one earned the maximum points, "10/10."
@livvy last one goes hard>>> #foryou #lsu #gymnastics ♬ original sound - SendAFriend ✨Dunne named all her outfits. To describe the fan-favorite one, she wrote, "Wonder woman vibes are unmatched." The viral video gained 105.2K likes and over 300 comments in a day. A fan wrote, "Nah the Wonder Woman is the best." Another shared their favorite outfit saying, "Wonder Woman vibes def got the edge!!."
A third commented, "The one before the throwback ones the best." Dunne recently also participated in the "I'm Thirsty" challenge, in which she lied on the ground in a bikini as a friend poured water on her.
Why did Olivia Dunne not attend Paul Skenes' second minor league game?
Dunne has returned to Louisiana State University to begin her senior year. She was unable to attend her boyfriend Paul Skenes's second minor league game in Florida after he shared details about dating the LSU gymnast.
On Sunday, the 20-year-old posted an Instagram mirror photo from inside one of LSU's locker rooms with the caption: "Back @LSU'." The gymnast donned an all-black costume by Vuori Clothing, a US-based athletic wear business, while flaunting her blonde strands wrapped in a hair band.
Meanwhile, her boyfriend, Skenes, a pitcher for the Bradenton Marauders - the Pittsburgh Pirates' Single-A club - made his second start for his new team since winning the College World Series in June. On Sunday, he wowed the crowd with 28 pitches for two strikeouts and no hits in two innings against the Lakeland Flying Tigers. Furthermore, the 21-year-old struck out 19 batters.
