Abbie Chatfield stuns in $88 bikini from White Fox Boutique
Abbie Chatfield left fans begging for details on where to buy her patterned bikini which costs just $88 from an Australian retailer.
Abbie Chatfield has stunned followers with a series of snaps wearing an affordable bikini brand.
The influencer, who has become well known for taking down aggressive anti-vaxxers in recent months, posed in five photos wearing a colourful bikini.
When fans pushed Abbie for details of the pretty two-piece that she had accessorised with a matching miniskirt, the star revealed it was from Australian fashion e-tailer White Fox Boutique.
“What a babe, Love the bikini,” one follower wrote.
“Where’s this bikini from pls? Looks great on you!” another agreed.
“I love this set on you,” another woman said.
The “Costa Rica” set comes in at $109.90, with the bra priced at $64.95 and the bottoms $44.95. However, the website currently has a 20 per cent off swimwear sale, meaning fans wanting to recreate Abbie’s look can do it for $87.92.
The 26-year-old, who news.com.au understands was not paid for the post, captioned the series of pictures with a note discussing how the female menstrual cycle affects her body.
“Just me in some new kinis, accessorised with period titties,” she wrote.
Many female followers loved Abbie sharing this detail, declaring it is a fact about women’s bodies that “doesn’t get enough attention”.
As if proving the point, several men asked: “Wait, period titties … that’s a thing?”
Mostly though, people just praised how “gorgeous” the former Bachelor star looked wearing the swimwear.
“Abbie ur so hot are you kidding,” one wrote.
“OMFG, you’re SO HOT,” another added.
Other social media users shared photos of themselves in the printed bikini, which comes in a variety of different cuts and styles, proving how popular the summer essential is with shoppers.
While Abbie has caused jaws to drop with her latest photos, she recently got Australians talking after revealing her post-lockdown plans as a fully vaccinated NSW resident.
After showing off a green playsuit she was planning to wear once travel outside of Sydney was permitted again, Abbie revealed her plans had rubbed anti-vaxxers up the wrong way, sparking a flurry of angry videos, comments and even death threats.
While the barrage of abuse had left the new Love Island Afterparty host in tears, she later blasted the anti-vaxxers as “ridiculous”.
Speaking on her Nova podcast It’s A Lot, Abbie unpacked a big mistake in the slur some anti-vaxxers had chosen to call her.
Explaining “one person called me a ‘pick me’ girl” Abbie said she couldn’t help but “laugh so hard” at the jibe.
According to Urban Dictionary, a pick-me girl is “a girl who seeks male validation by indirectly or directly insinuating that she is ‘not like the other girls’”.
“Some of these insults I’m like okay, you can think that,” she said.
“But ‘pick me?!’ Please get the definition right because I am literally the most opposite of a ‘pick me’ in this nation. I spend my time at yelling at strangers on the internet about feminism and vaccines! That f***ing annoyed me.”
She finished her take-down by telling anti-vaxxers to “please get the definition right”.
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