Olivia Dunne, 20, rocks cowgirl chic in TikTok video

TikTok sensation Olivia Dunne has shown she can do cowgirl chic while stunning her latest video.

The gymnast, 20, who recently wowed fans on the cover of Sports Illustrated with a racy bikini photoshoot, posed in a series of moves to a viral TikTok sound.

Olivia wore a flattering fringed crop top paired with black denim mini shorts and completed her look with a pair of white cowboy boots.

Captioning the video “yeehaw,” the New Jersey-born athlete styled her long blonde locks in a half-up and added a splash of color to the look with her bright blue nails.

Although sporting a more demure look than her bikini shoot on the beach, which took place in Puerto Rico, Olivia’s natural beauty shone as she sang along to the lyrics in the video.

The gymnast wore a black fringed crop top, denim mini shorts and white cowboy boots to complete her look

The LSU athlete has become a social media sensation in recent years, earning more than 3.9 million followers on Instagram and 7.4 million on TikTok.

She shares with them a glimpse of the many glamorous perks that come with being a successful NCAA star, having made millions of dollars in the process thanks to her many lucrative brand deals.

Just a few weeks ago, Olivia stunned fans with the photoshoot in Puerto Rico for the cover of Sports Illustrated, in which she donned a dark gray cut-out bikini while frolicking on the beach.

The slate gray bra top and thong bottoms, which retail for $100 and $80 respectively, feature cutouts at the chest and hips.

Olivia bared it all in a range of other form-fitting bathing suits on the shoot, including a white bathing suit with gold trim in the center and a patterned gray suit with a cutout around her midsection.

The gymnast (pictured competing last month) has become a social media sensation with millions of followers across platforms

Speaking to the publication, the 20-year-old opened up about the huge amount of attention she’s been getting lately — revealing how she handles nasty comments, especially those about her body.

She denounced claims that her success was solely due to her racy posts and clapped back at people telling her to “tone down” her online sex appeal.

“People are always commenting on things they would never say to your face, so part of that is just having developed a hard skin. Social media is hard,” she told SI Swimsuit.

‘I think it’s important to stand up for yourself. Maybe it’s the Jersey girl in me, but I think girls need to know [isn’t] OK [for people to say that]special [because I’m] posting things that any other school kid would post.

‘[Or I’m in] a leotard – which is the uniform required to be a gymnast. It is ridiculous.’

She also hit back at people who try to “play down” [her] success’ and suggest that it’s all down to her good looks.

The gymnast revealed she tries not to pay attention to that kind of ‘negativity’