She often showcases her enviable physique.
And Taylor Hill, 25, was once again posing up a storm as she wore a black ʙικιɴι while lounging around a swimming pool on a sunny getaway.
Taking to Instagram on Friday, the Victoria’s Secret model shared a trio of pictures showing her soaking up the sun while enjoying a dip in the water.
Taylor looked sensational as she posed in a number of positions, wearing nothing but a skimpy black ʙικιɴι while topping up her tan.
Her bottoms were tied off at each side and she accessorised her look with a large pair of sunglᴀsses.
She also wore a simple string of pearls around her neck as she basked in the sunlight.
Taylor began working as a model in 2013 when she featured on Initimissimi’s catalogue.
She then modelled for H&M in 2014 as well as featuring on the catwalk for Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show – as the youngest model on rotation at the time.
It was 2015 when Taylor become a Victoria’s Secret Angel and was also voted the ‘most promising model’ by Couturesque’s readers.
The model has also begun a career as an actress, appearing in films such as The Neon Demon and The Broken Hearts Gallery.
In 2019, Hill was tapped to be the spokesmodel for the 20th anniversary edition of the Ralph Lauren Romance fragrance.
She was featured heavily in its promotional materials, and even filmed a video with her mother while under lockdown.
That same year, the model answered a set of questions from Allure regarding her feelings about certain fragrances and shared her preferred method of applying perfume.
She revealed: ‘The one I use day to day is to spray it in the air and walk through it.
Hill was also asked about where her favorite smells came from, and she stated that many of them hold a sentimental value, as they primarily originated from her childhood in Colorado.
‘A lot of my scent and fragrance memories are food related. My mom bakes for holidays and she’s a really great baker…A lot of my early scent memories just bring back positive food-related memories with my family,’ the model said.
