Victoria’s Secret Model Candice Swanepoel certainly cannot be accused of being shy about flaunting her body.
The curvy blonde adjusted her ample ᴀssets as they poured out of a neon green ʙικιɴι top, yesterday on a beach in St Barts, the South of France, but struggled to contain them.
The top was paired with multi-coloured ʙικιɴι bottoms as the 22-year-old South African beauty showed off her incredible figure in the tiny two piece.
She pulled off the obligatory model poses and appeared to be having fun with the shoot – messing about in the water and pretending to throw some seaweed for one humorous sH๏τ.
Candice looked tanned and toned in the swimwear, and appeared to have put the controversy she caused over her once-shockingly slim frame behind her.
The pretty blonde later came forward to blame her busy schedule for her weight loss, insisting she hadn’t deliberately tried to slim down.
She explained: ‘Actually, this year my problem has been more putting the weight on and getting muscle on because it’s been really busy.
‘I’ve been travelling around like crazy. I get skinnier if I’m very busy.’
But Candice looked back to her healthy best as she took part in the new campaign and said in a recent interview that she works hard to maintain her figure.
Candice is currently one of the world’s most successful models, earning an estimated $3 million in the past 12 months.
And it’s certainly not hard to see why she has reached such a high level of success in the modelling world.
She explained: ‘Actually, this year my problem has been more putting the weight on and getting muscle on because it’s been really busy.
‘I’ve been travelling around like crazy. I get skinnier if I’m very busy.’
But Candice looked back to her healthy best as she took part in the new campaign today, and said in a recent interview she works hard to maintain her figure.
She said: ‘I’ve been working out for so many years that my body is kinda like a machine. Just staying healthy, drinking a lot of water. I do boxing, resistance training.
‘It’s really physical our jobs, yet people don’t realise it. I mean, if you feel healthy and happy with yourselves that’s all that matters, people are going to say things for reasons we don’t know, just focus on yourself and what you’re doing.’