Growing up Graham! Ashley sizzles in skimpy fishnet swimwear as she recreates childhood photos with her younger SISTER Abigail for her latest Swimsuits For All campaign
- Ashley, 31, stars alongside her little sister Abigail, 25, in her 'Growing Up Graham' campaign featuring her latest capsule collection for Swimsuits For All
- The two siblings recreated pictures from their childhood as part of the playful beachside shoot in Punta Cana
- Retailing for under $104 per suit, the nine-piece Ashley Graham x Swimsuits For All Summer 2019 collection features mesh panels, netting, and exotic prints
- Abigail recently became a mom, and Ashley couldn't help but gush that she 'never looked hotter in a swimsuit'
- Last year, Ashley started alongside her mother Linda Graham in one of her Swimsuits For All campaigns
Ashley Graham struck a pose with her younger sister Abigail for a heartwarming Swimsuits For All campaign that was inspired by their childhood photos.
In honor of her latest limited-edition capsule collection with the brand, the 31-year-old model stars alongside Abigail, 25, in her 'Growing Up Graham' campaign, which is a celebration of sisterhood.
As part of the playful beachside shoot in Punta Cana, the two siblings recreated pictures from their childhood — all while modeling Ashley's sizzling swimsuit designs.
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Lookalikes: Ashley Graham, 31, stars alongside her little sister Abigail, 25, in her new Swimsuits For All campaign
Designs: The shoot features the model's nine-piece Ashley Graham x Swimsuits For All Summer 2019 collection
Sexy look: Ashley proudly showed off her famous hourglass curves in a leopard print monokini featuring a layer of black netting
Retailing for under $104 per swimsuit, the nine-piece Ashley Graham x Swimsuits For All Summer 2019 collection features mesh panels, see-through netting, exotic florals, and animal prints.
While on set, Ashley proudly showed off her famous hourglass curves in a leopard print monokini featuring a layer of black netting.
She posed on the beach and in the surf as famed photographer Ben Watts captured her solo shots as well as images of her with her sister.
The Nebraska native also donned the racy monokini while posing alongside Abigail, who was modeling Ashley's new one-shoulder one-piece swimsuit that is topped with a taupe mesh overlay.
Throwback: A behind-the-scenes video of the shoot features footage of Ashley and Abigail when they were children
Close as can be: The sisters may be six years apart, but Ashley said Abigail has always been her 'rock'
Looking back: As part of their shoot, the two siblings recreated pictures from their childhood. This image was inspired by a photo of them at a park
Back in the day: In the original image, the sisters are sitting on duck statues
Then and now: In another image, Ashley has her arms wrapped around her sister just like she did when they were kid
Having fun: The two even wore goofy swim goggles to recreate an underwater shot that was taken decades ago
Say cheese: Ashley was all smiles while she and her sister posed underwater as kids
In another shot, Ashley is modeling a high-waisted red two-piece with a removable chain, while Abigal is sporting a plunging red one-piece.
'Despite our six-year age difference and busy lifestyles, my little sister and I have always been strong presences in each other's lives,' Ashley said in a statement.
'We've shared countless memories together and going through our childhood photos was a trip down memory lane.
Abigail recently became a mom, and her big sister couldn't help but gush about how great she looks in the campaign.
Memories: Ashley said going through their childhood photos was 'a trip down memory lane'
Bright smiles: The Graham sisters shared a lot of laughs while on set in Puna Cana
Unforgettable moments: Photographer Ben Watts captured many heartwarming moments between Ashley and Abigail
Working it: Ashley also posed for plenty of solo shots while modeling her new collection
Summertime look: The model frolicked in the surf while donning a floral bikini top and matching yellow bottoms
Price points: Each suit in the new collection retails for under $104. The 'Whimsical String Bikini' is being sold for $90
'Abigail has always been my rock, and I was honored to have her by my side during this photoshoot,' she said. 'Plus, she's a new mom and has never looked hotter in a swimsuit!'
Ashley also paid tribute to her sister on Instagram on Tuesday while sharing a behind-the-scenes video from their shoot.
'Couldn’t be more excited to have my stunning sister @abigailgrahamralston by my side in my new @swimsuitsforall campaign,' she wrote.
'Abby, we have been through it all together... from the late night phone calls and last minute vacations to tears and laughter navigating our way through marriage, babies and all that life has brought us.
Matching: Abigail and Ashley donned complementary red swimsuits while posing in the water
Red hot: Ashley modeled a high-waisted two-piece with a removable chain
Added touch: The removal chain can be worn around the neck or waist
Beautiful: Abigail looked sensational in a red one-piece with a plunging neckline
Sharing clothes: Ashley also struck a pose in the red one-piece while showing off her famous hourglass curves
'The best thing about it all is getting to do it with you! I’m so proud to be your big sister [heart emoji] And it was fun to see you rocking these suits!!'
Meanwhile, Abigail couldn't be prouder of her older sister, who has been an advocate for body positivity throughout her boundary-breaking modeling career.
'I love to support Ashley in everything she does, especially when it comes to promoting her message of beauty beyond size,' she said.
'As children, Ashley and I created a very tight bond that we have been able to carry over to adulthood. Every summer, we would go on road trips together to different states.
Proud: Abigail recently became a mom, and her big sister couldn't help but gush about how great she looks in the campaign
Support system: 'She's a new mom and has never looked hotter in a swimsuit!' Ashley said
Love: Ashley also paid tribute to her sister on Instagram on Tuesday while sharing a behind-the-scenes video from their shoot
Someone to look up to: Abigail couldn't be prouder of her older sister, who has been an advocate for body positivity throughout her boundary-breaking modeling career
Role model: 'I love to support Ashley in everything she does, especially when it comes to promoting her message of beauty beyond size,' Abigail said
'I'll never forget Ashley getting stung by jellyfish in Florida. It was hilarious!' she recalled. 'I'll forever be grateful for the sisterly love we have for one another and will never forget the special moments we shared during the photoshoot in Punta Cana.'
Not only did Ashley and Abigail have a great time together on set, but they were both also able to relive their childhood memories.
One shot that shows them sitting in the surf wearing black one-pieces was inspired by a snapshot of them sitting on small statues in a park as children.
In another image, Ashley has her arms wrapped around her sister just like she did when they were kids.
Getting dirty: The model didn't mind rolling in the sand while showing off her floral two-piece
A long time partnership: Ashley has been working with Swimsuits For All since 2015
Motivation: Ashley created her own swimwear line because she couldn't find 'sexy' and 'supportive' bikinis in her size
Goal: Ashley wants other designers to realize the 'curve industry is a multi-billion dollar industry and that more people should get involved'
The two even wore goofy swim goggles to recreate an underwater shot that was taken decades ago.
This isn't the first time Ashley has starred alongside a family member for one of her campaigns. Just last year, she had her mother Linda Graham show off her figure in a bikini for an exotic Swimsuits For All campaign shoot in Morocco.
Ashley more recently joined actress Sherri Shepherd, Sports Illustrated rookie Tara Lynn, plus-size model Emme, and male influencers Kelvin Davis, Bruce Sturgell, Zach Miko, and Najee Fox in Swimsuits For All's co-ed 'Every.Body.Counts.' campaign
'We know that women’s bodies are historically more judged and scrutinized, but we also recognize that men are subject to those pressures as well,' Ashley told Us Weekly.
She got it from her mama! Last year, Ashley started alongside her mother Linda Graham in one of her Swimsuits For All campaigns
Life's a beach! Ashley more recently joined actress Sherri Shepherd, Sports Illustrated rookie Tara Lynn, plus-size model Emme in Swimsuits For All's co-ed 'Every.Body.Counts.' campaign
Say it with stripes like Ashley in a Swimsuits For All bikini
Ashley Graham always looks like a bombshell, but she's especially stunning when modeling her swimwear collection, a collaboration with Swimsuits For All.
The supermodel dons an angled stripe halter top bikini, with high-cut bottoms that tie at the hips for perfect fit. The halter strap is also self-tie for adjustable wear! We especially love the maritime vibe this bikini exudes. We can imagine a sheer white cover-up to match that would be perfect to throw on in-between sun-soaked activities! What better look for the beach?
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Co-ed: Influencers Kelvin Davis, Bruce Sturgell, Zach Miko, and Najee Fox also participated in the shoot
'This partnership shows our continued commitment to represent and celebrate different body types and sizes, supporting the confidence journey for everyone. Guys, we see you too!'
Ashley has been working with Swimsuits For All since 2015, and she recently opened up about her desire to design pieces for women with curves.
'I didn’t have sexy, supportive lingerie that I could find for my size,' she told Vogue Australia. 'And same goes with bikinis, I wanted little tiny string bikinis and nobody wanted to make them for my curvy-a** body, so I did it!'
'I think what it does is it opens up the eyes to designers also and says, "Oh wow, if she’s making these clothes, lingerie, and swim and they’re selling out, then what does that mean?" Well, it means that the curve industry is a multi-billion dollar industry and that more people should get involved.'
