Olivia Dunne and Jessica Belkin wear two versions of the Baywatch red swimsuit, using different straps and necklines to separate their lifeguard costumes.
Olivia Dunne and Jessica Belkin walked the Los Angeles beach set of the Baywatch reboot in matching red one-piece swimsuits, but the costumes aren’t identical. The shared color and high-cut leg establish the franchise uniform, while different necklines and straps give each version its own profile.
Dunne’s suit uses wider athletic straps and a deeper scoop neckline. The side lifeguard crest identifies the costume’s role without adding a large front graphic, keeping Olivia Dunne in Baywatch costume styling direct and functional. Her sleek low ponytail strengthens that cleaner, sport-oriented finish.
Belkin’s version is narrower through the shoulder line. Fine straps and a softer rounded neckline make the suit feel lighter, while her loose beach waves create a less controlled contrast against the compact red shape. The difference is subtle, but readable when both costumes appear together.
That variation matters for a reboot built around one of television’s most recognizable wardrobe signatures. Repeating the exact same cut across the cast would turn the red swimsuit into a generic uniform. Adjusting strap width and neckline preserves the team identity while allowing character distinction.
Bare feet and visible wrist trackers keep the image tied to active beach production rather than styled swimwear imagery. Within celebrity style, the fashion point is less about accessories than costume calibration: one established color, two slightly different athletic shapes.
The reboot keeps the red swimsuit instantly recognizable without making its lifeguards visually interchangeable.
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