Lucciana, the model daughter of Travers ‘The Candyman’ Beynon, looked every inch the budding supermodel as she walked the runway at Miami Swim Week on Wednesday.
The Australian beauty, 22, confidently showed off her stunning cleavage and impossible curves in two tiny bikinis while walking for designer Ema Savahl.
One gold design featured a tiny asymmetrical bra with ruched details that left very little to the imagination.
Lucianna’s barely-there ensemble was paired with a dramatic gold necklace, long earrings, an anklet, and clear strappy heels.
The tanned beauty, daughter of former Venezuelan beauty queen Ninibeth Leal, also modeled an illusion bikini that featured latex fabric covered in green crystals.
Travers ‘The Candyman’ Beynon’s model daughter Lucciana, 22, (pictured) looked every inch the budding supermodel while walking designer Ema Savahl’s runway at Miami Swim Week on Wednesday.
The swimsuit’s fabric barely covered Lucciana’s ample assets, while the high-cut pants showed off her toned leg and pert derriere.
Lucciana is no stranger to Miami Swim Week, having walked in the OMG Swimsuits and Ema Savahl show last year.
However, her appearance in 2023 was not without controversy, after OMG Swimsuits was accused of posting photoshopped images of Lucciana and another model on Instagram.
One gold design featured a tiny asymmetrical bra with ruched details that left very little to the imagination.
The tanned beauty, daughter of former Venezuelan beauty queen Ninibeth Leal, also modeled an illusion bikini that featured latex fabric covered in green crystals.
The edited images sparked criticism after the popular Instagram account. celebrity face compared the photoshopped versions posted by OMG Swimsuits to the original photos on the Getty website.
In the edited images, Lucciana has noticeably slimmer features, including a softer jawline and arched eyebrows.
One of the photos even shows evidence that Lucciana’s body shape was edited, with her waist pinched to make her appear smaller.
Last year, bikini brand OMG Swimsuits was accused of heavily editing photos of its own runway models. Left: Lucciana on the runway at Miami Swim Week 2023; right: An edited image of Lucciana posted to Instagram by OMG Swimsuits
Lucciana also looked tanner in the edited version, while her skin’s natural texture was softened with an airbrush filter.
Other models on the runway also received the same airbrushed treatment from OMG Swimwear’s social media team, including Karina Ramos, Aline Bernardes and Antje Utgaard.
Meanwhile, Instagram users criticized the doctored images, calling the brand’s decision to Photoshop these genetically blessed women “an insult.”
In the altered images, Lucciana had noticeably thinner features, including a softer jawline and arched eyebrows. One of the photos of her even showed evidence that her body shape was edited, with her waist pinched to appear smaller. Left: Lucciana in an unedited photograph from Getty Images; right: a retouched photo uploaded to Instagram by OMG Swimsuits
‘They already looked like an Instagram filter before editing… it’s like no one is good enough. What a shame for them,” one wrote.
“I gave them all the exact same face,” added another.
When Daily Mail Australia asked OMG Swimsuits for comment regarding this story, a spokesperson for the brand said: “Well, a photographer is the one who provided these final edited photos versus Getty Images posting unedited photos.”
“We didn’t realize the drastic editing, our social networks simply publish what they are given,” he added.
Unrecognizable: Costa Rican model Karina Ramos was also edited for the OMG Swimsuits Instagram page. Left: An unedited photo of Karina at the show; right: a modified photo of Karina with brighter skin, a smaller waist, and a completely different facial structure