Livvy Dunne channels 'Jersey Shore' vibes in leopard print and denim as she stuns back in New Jersey

Livvy Dunne has entered her post-gymnastics era with the same flair and confidence that made her a household name during her time at LSU. While the 22-year-old has retired from collegiate athletics, it’s clear she’s just getting started when it comes to commanding the spotlight. From Sports Illustrated runways to ballpark glam, Dunne is showing no signs of slowing down — and fans are loving every minute of it.After wrapping up her NCAA journey — which included iconic moments like her Texas cowboy hat look, her final leotard routine, and the stunning “officially retired” dress she wore during a night out with her LSU teammates — Dunne has gracefully pivoted into a world full of fashion, media, and exciting personal milestones. An injury may have sidelined her from competing in the final championship, but it certainly hasn’t dimmed her star.Livvy turned heads at the SI Swimsuit red carpet in New York alongside fellow gymnast Jordan Chiles, and later went viral with her show-stopping bikini split-pose at Swim Week in Miami. “I was triple dog dared,” she said about the unexpected runway move — though every gymnast fan knows it was muscle memory and heart that really drove that moment.When she’s not owning the catwalk, Dunne is often spotted cheering on her boyfriend, Pittsburgh Pirates ace Paul Skenes. Whether it’s rocking bold fashion choices at his games or posing poolside in a patriotic bikini during his road trips, her support is as stylish as it is heartfelt. Her custom Skenes jersey look during a Phillies matchup and her game-day outing with sister Julz against the Mets added to the social media frenzy surrounding the power couple.Now back in her home state of New Jersey, Dunne’s making waves yet again. Her leopard-print outfit and playful Instagram caption — “jersey shore we’re so back 🐆” — lit up timelines and hinted at her fun summer plans along the coast.“I’m going to miss gymnastics so much because it has been a part of me for almost 20 years,” Dunne told the Associated Press. “What’s next? Everything. I want to do all of the things that I couldn’t do while I was a gymnast.” And with a confident smile, she added, “There are some really cool opportunities — stay tuned.”One thing’s for sure — wherever Livvy Dunne pops up next, she’s going to shine.Also Read: Why Aaron Judge chooses isolation during Yankees road games despite his massive MLB fame