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Victoria's Secret vet Devon Windsor models a new 'itty bitty' string bikini

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Devon Windsor posed in a new bikini from her swimwear line SW Swim on Monday.The 26-year-old blonde bombshell from Missouri, who is best known for modeling for Victoria's Secret, was seen in several images in a blue and white two piece that barely covered her curves. 'The #IrynaTop and #HannahBottom will be your new favorite itty bitty bikini for the summer!' the caption read. 'Not to mention the tie dye color and matching headscarf.'The photo shoot looks professional but it was actually shot by her husband Johnny Barbara while the model did her own hair and makeup.

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