The longtime golf influencer, 31, stunned on the red carpet Saturday while attending the celebration of Sports Illustrated Swimsuit’s 2024 edition and the 60th anniversary in Hollywood, Fla.
Clad in a sheer strapless black dress, Spiranac posed for photos in the revealing look as the festivities for this year’s edition of the iconic publication continued at The Guitar Hotel at Seminole Hard Rock Hotel and Casino
Paige Spiranac attends the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Celebration of the 2024 Issue Release and 60th Anniversary with Swimsuit Island on May 18, 2024.Getty Images for
The longtime golf influencer hit the red carpet in a sheer strapless dress.Getty Images for Sports Illustrated Swimsuit
Spiranac has been celebrating the launch of Sports Illustrated Swimsuit’s 2024 edition throughout the weekend.Getty Images for Sports Illustrated Swimsuit
The social media sensation made her Sports Illustrated Swimsuit debut in 2018.Getty Images for Sports Illustrated Swimsuit
Earlier in the day Saturday, Sprianac — who made her SI Swimsuit debut in 2018, when she shot on-location in Aruba — took in SI Swimsuit Island, where she explored different decades, err, “eras.”
“It’s a @si_swimsuit eras tour,” Spiranac captioned one Instagram Story chronicling the ’60s.
It’s an exciting time for the social media juggernaut, who is featured on an anniversary cover that boasts other brand “legends,” including Camille Kostek, Winnie Harlow and Maye Musk.
Paige Spiranac posts from Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Island on May 18, 2024.Paige Spiranac/Instagram
“Since 1964, SI Swimsuit has set the standard for celebrating the beauty of women from all walks of life, inspiring confidence and redefining beauty norms,” Sports Illustrated Swimsuit posted on its Instagram page Tuesday, when the issue launched
In celebrating this year’s 60th anniversary we continue that legacy and are honored to include our SI Swimsuit legends as your 2024 issue cover models.
“Each woman serves as an inspiration in her own unique way, championing a mission that SI Swimsuit has long upheld: the importance of representation, and the polysemous nature of beauty.”