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Alessandra Ambrosio dazzled in a bright Dolce & Gabbana swimsսit and leggings while celebrating the Carnival festival in her native Italy!
Alessandra Ambrosio never passes up an opportunity to party in her native Brazil. The former Victoria’s Secret model, 41, took to the streets to dance at Carnival over the weekend in an eye-catching ensemble worthy of her career.
In a fun photo taken on Saturday, Feb. 18, the mom of two wore a black and white striped Dolce & Gabbana swimsսit with sheer D&G logo leggings! She completed the look with layered boho bracelets, black and white sneakers, and a simple necklace.
Alessandra closed her eyes and smiled seductively as she popped her hip out and mimed a heart over her head. As she danced, the annual iconic celebration seemed to be in full swing around her.
For the Brazilian beauty, flaunting her stunning physique comes naturally. In a 2016 interview, she discussed how the culture there has influenced her body image after having children.
“It comes from carnival culture, where women parade around barely wearing anything—just a tiny biкini, G-string, or feathers,” she explained to ELLE at the time.
“Every woman’s body is spectacular there, not because it’s perfect, but because they’re having a good time. In Brazil, having the right curves, whatever they are, is more important than having a Barbie-like physique.
And as for her stunning sense of relaxed Boho style, she credits it to her time in Brazil — the warm weather can’t hurt her love of a sеxy swimsսit. “I definitely feel most at ease when I’m back in Brazil,” she told Vogue in 2016.
“I think it’s because of the weather; I enjoy it when it’s really humid and warm. We don’t do summer camp or anything else when my kids have school vacations, such as the two months they have in the summer.
Their summer camp is back in Brazil with the grandparents – they speak Portuguese, but they also have American accents when they speak English – and they love it. “I wish we could have spent more time in the sun.”
