’80s Vibes! A Makeup-Free Olivia Culpo Runs Errands in a Crop Top and Hot Pink Leggings

Hey, girl! The bikini model looked comfy and cute in a crop top and hot pink leggings combo. Her sweatshirt even fell off the shoulder in that typical ’80s babe style. We stan.

Plus, she accessorized with some matching Nikes and the cutest round Louis Vuitton purse. If you’re a fan of Olivia’s, you probably see her constantly being gifted with items from the iconic brand. Every time they drop something new, she shows it off on her Stories!

The social media influencer boasts 4.2 million followers on her Instagram so she’s definitely one to watch when it comes to being ~influenced~ into the latest fashion and beauty trends. But the Rhode Island native recently opened up about how tailored an IG’s life can become — and how hard the upkeep can be.

In a side-by-side post, the model wrote about the depression she was battling due to the pressures of social media. “Looking at the difference between these two photos today, and thought it was important to share something with all of you. 2nd photo, a few months ago: I was depressed. I had no appetite, was drinking way too much, smoking, couldn’t sleep and couldn’t eat. But I was still taking photos on social media and pretending everything was great,” she wrote back in July.

“1st photo is from the other day, and I am looking healthier. I have my appetite back and am treating my body correctly. We’re all too familiar with the ‘highlight REEL’ of Instagram so I wanted to get REAL and tell you it’s not always as amazing as it seems,” she continued.

“I’m sharing this because … I want to emphasize what we already know: Instagram is everyone’s best version of themselves and their lives. It can trick us into thinking everything is perfect in other’s worlds. Which is NOT true. We are all more alike than we think, navigating life with similar ups and downs, good times and bad. We never really know what someone is going through, so it’s unfair to judge/compare,” she wrote in the post.

Needless to say, we loved seeing her open up about the pressure to be perfect on the internet. Thanks, girl.