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Calling all hotties. Hot girl summer has officially commenced, and we have no one else to thank for that besides the self-proclaimed Hot Girl Coach herself, Megan Thee Stallion. On June 25, the Houston emcee uploaded a video of her serving nostalgic vibes in a '70s-like green tie-dye string bikini and rimless Y2k-inspired sunnies.
She sent social media into a frenzy as she hit several fierce poses throughout the video, but don't just take my word for it. Fellow hotties flooded Meg's comment section, giving their favorite hot girl their stamp of approval. "Nobody comes close! There honestly should be a picture of Megan next to the word perfect in the dictionary 😍🤯," one enthusiastic IG user wrote. Another added, "Showing them what an "It Girl" looks like 🥵. Hot Girl Summer stays winning."
As per usual, Meg's latest look left many of us wondering where she got her vintage-inspired swimsuit from. We didn't have to wonder for too long. RJ Swim, a Black-owned, Brooklyn-based clothing brand, dropped a comment letting everyone know that Meg was wearing the brand's Stella String triangle top and thong bikini bottom.
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Meg's swimwear slay marks the rapper's return to Instagram since performing earlier this month. The "Not Nice" emcee headlined LA Pride in the Park Festival in Los Angeles and graced the stage wearing an all-black, sheer catsuit that was covered in dazzling crystals. Always retable, Meg even uploaded a get-ready-with-me style vlog catching her fans up on what she was up to leading to the performance.
If you want to serve hot girl vibes a là Megan Thee Stallion this summer, scroll ahead for dupes to recreate the rapper's green tie-dye bikini slay.
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Jasmine Washington is an Assistant Editor at Seventeen, where she covers celebrity news, beauty, lifestyle, and more. For the past decade, she has worked for media outlets, including BET, MadameNoire, VH1, and many others, where she used her voice to tell stories across various verticals. Follow her on Instagram.
