Joy Corrigan shows off her curves in floral pink string bikini as she enjoys some downtime in Miami

Joy Corrigan showed off her curves while enjoying some time off in Miami’s South Beach on Saturday.

The model, 28, looked like she came straight out of a magazine in a pink floral bikini from Triangl.

The runway queen, who has worked on Miami’s Swim Week, covered up in a sheer cream, pink and peach floral kimono.

She appeared makeup-free with her long blonde hair styled straight.

The fashionista added a wide-brimmed anthracite sun hat to the ensemble.

Joy was accompanied by her cute dog, who wore a long pink leash.

The cover model made a splash as she walked towards the warm water, wearing the high-cut thong bottoms that showed off her toned stomach and derrière.

The triangle top with adjustable strings covers only the essentials needed for a public beach.

In an April interview on the Factz podcast with host Nik Richie, Joy spoke about some of the changes taking place in the modeling industry.

“There are a lot of different shapes and sizes and there are more body types modeling now, which is great.”

The industry hasn’t always been this inclusive.

Joy revealed that her agents measure her every few months to make sure the stats on her comp card were the same.

“It really cracked me up,” she said.

No Makeup: Joy appeared makeup-free with her long blonde hair styled straight

Splash: The cover model made a splash as she walked towards the warm water, wearing the high-cut thong bottoms, which allowed her to show off her toned stomach and derrière. The triangle top with adjustable strings covers only the essentials needed for a public beach

Challenges: In an April interview on the Factz podcast with host Nik Richie, Joy spoke about some of the challenges she’s faced in the modeling industry, including having her measurements checked all the time. “It really cracked me up,” she said

Success: Joy said she ultimately made the decision to put herself first. “So when I decided that I would define my own worth and no one else would, that’s when I actually became the most successful”

“For years I was obsessed with maintaining a certain body type and… I ate unhealthy, I didn’t eat enough or I exercised too much. It was very difficult.’

“I had to make a decision about what’s important to me, like my sanity, my life, and I changed the way I approach it, like, I come first.”

“It wasn’t easy, it didn’t happen overnight, but I would say ‘what makes me feel good?’ and not ‘what are they thinking?’

The founder of Naked Species said she depended on her family and her religious upbringing for support.

“So when I decided I was going to define my own worth and no one else would, that’s when I actually became the most successful.”