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Caroline Wozniacki Displays Beauty and Good Energy in These 6 Photos From Turks and Caicos
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By the time she stepped on the set of her 2017 SI Swimsuit photoshoot in Turks and Caicos, Danish tennis professional Caroline Wozniacki was somewhat of an SI Swimsuit expert. Beginning in Florida two years earlier, the athlete made three consecutive appearances in the annual issue and became an official member of the SI Swimsuit family.
The set of her ’17 feature was a little bit different from the first two. With the addition of some fun inflatable props, her photoshoot really came alive with Wozniacki’s good energy and playfulness. She posed with a giant pair of inflatable red lips and sat atop a giant white swan. “I saw him and [thought] I really want to shoot with him,” she said of the cute inflatable. Sitting atop the swan, Wozniacki said editor in chief MJ Day thought she was giving “26 going on 12” energy, the perfect attitude for a fun-loving feature in the tropical paradise.
Some of the other iconic photos from the trip included a series of snapshots of the tennis player posing on a vibrant blue tennis court, racquet in hand. Overall, she was “feeling a little bit more comfortable” throughout her third year posing for the brand, a fact that was evident in the stunning final photos.
While all of the snaps were incredible, here are some of our favorites from the trip to Turks and Caicos.
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Now through Nov. 1, 100% of SI Swimsuit’s portion of proceeds from cover prints purchased here will be donated to the Maui Strong Fund, which is helping to support the people and places of Maui affected by the recent wildfires.
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