She may be one of Victoria’s Secret’s biggest stars but Candice Swanepoel was acting like no Angel during a pH๏τo shoot on Tuesday.
The model was in Fernando de Noronha, Brazil, where she writhed on the sand while leaving little to the imagination as pH๏τographers clicked away.
The 25-year-old was wearing a blue shirt that was almost entirely unʙuттoned, with nothing whatsoever underneath.
Candice showcased plenty of cleavage in the Sєxy look, while a team were on hand to ensure she didn’t suffer a wardrobe malfunction.
The South African beauty was also sporting a pair of skimpy denim cut-off shorts, and her long blonde locks were suitably styled in beach babe waves.
Candice wasn’t afraid of getting her outfit, or her hair dirty as she rolled around in the sunshine with the surf crashing over her.
She was spotted giggling when she got hit by a wave that it seems was bigger than she thought it would be, but no doubt the cool water was welcome as she bathed in the H๏τ sun.
Candice was then seen stripping to a simple black string ʙικιɴι, and went for a swim.
The star had her hair clipped back and it was unclear if this was part of the pH๏τo shoot or if she was taking a dip once it had wrapped.
Candice looked like she was having a great time as she cooled off in the ocean while displaying her fantastic ʙικιɴι body in the teeny triangle number.
It’s no surprise that Candice is feeling cheerful as she just squeezed in a trip to her native South Africa, and was seen arriving in Cape Town on Sunday.
She recently revealed that she loves to get away from it all at every opportunity and told Vogue: ‘Day to day is difficult; it’s more about getting away. Every couple of weeks, whenever I get time, I’ll go to Africa, or to Brazil, and find myself again.
‘When I have free time, I like to go somewhere – not to a H๏τel and feel pampered and luxurious, but to just clean my slate and be in reality. Go stay in a tent somewhere.’
Meanwhile Candice, who lives in New York with her Brazilian model boyfriend of nine years Hermann Nicoli, hopes that her future children will have a rural upbringing like her.
‘It’s hard to pinpoint exactly what I’m looking for, but I know that my days of being in big cities are numbered,’ she said.
‘When you grow up on a farm like I did, you’re always going to go back to that feeling – and especially with the way the world is going, I’m looking for some fresh air and somewhere that I feel we are not ruining.
‘It’s scary to me to think how my children are going to grow up one day. With social media and everything; kids now don’t even talk to each other. It’s a very different life, so my kids – poor things – are going to be on a farm somewhere with me like, “No video games! No TV!”‘