Showing off swimwear might be perceived as sexually aggressive, but as you can see in these lovely images, this is not always the case.

Yasmina Rossi demonstrates in these photos that you don’t have to be young to wear a bikini gracefully.

The images below were created by the Dreslyn online shop and the underwear company Land of Women. Brooke Taylor Corcia, who created the Dreslyn, intended to demonstrate that swimsuit advertisements do not necessarily have to be sexual and that adult women may be portrayed alongside them.

According to the Huffington Post, Rossi was chosen for the campaign for several reasons: Corcia went on to say, “She is a woman who gives off a sense of health and vitality.” This collection is for ladies who live a nice life, like traveling, are intelligent and self-assured, and can show it. She paints and takes care of herself.

When you look at the photos, it’s difficult to believe the model is 61 years old.

Rossi demonstrates that being a swimsuit model does not require being young.

In these photos, Yasmina Rossi is 61 years old, which may surprise you.

She was born in 1955 in France and raised on the island of Corsica.

She is a model, portrait artist, and photographer based in California.

The images were created in collaboration with Land of Women and The Dreslyn.

Dreslyn’s founder stated that the aim behind the brand was to develop a different approach to marketing swimwear that did not include sexual pictures.

The store’s owner chose Rossi because she “radiates health and vitality, is confident, is an artist, and takes care of herself.”

What makes her so stunning? Rossi stated, “There is no special secret.” I’ve always consumed organic food, long before it was trendy.

I wash my face with canola oil, cleanse once a week with olive oil and sugar, eat one avocado per day, and only consume organic meat and seafood.

A company that isn’t scared to stand out from the crowd accomplished something bold and novel. Do you think these photos are particularly lovely? They also demonstrate that aging has nothing to do with attractiveness.