Demi Rose was recently spotted adapting Marilyn Monroe’s style in a series of photos she posted on her Instagram while staying in Beverly Hills. The 26 year old buxom model made an impression on the social media platform as she put on a gorgeous while high waisted bikini and sunbathed on the rooftop of The Beverly Hills Hotel on Friday.
Demi Rose looked absolutely bold with her busty curves on display in the halter neck top as she casually chilled under an almost storm on a lounge chair.
The influencer matched the iconic look with a pair of white sandals with neon yellow straps and appeared to be on her usual reading spot as she was posing with a cute stack of books.
The model glowed differently after she returned from her holiday in Ibiza, and the bronze beauty styled her brunette hair in soft curls.
She captioned the Instagram photo with, ‘What would Marilyn do?’.
The photo made it to social media shortly after Demi Rose announced her return to LA as she posted another picture on Instagram showing off a very attractive plungeline in a beautiful palm-tree printed green dress.
The dress that skimmed her thighs also highlighted her glowing bronzed legs, and the star layered it with a contrasting stylish lime blazer. Demi completed the look with a pair of cool white shades.
Announcing her breathtaking arrival in the City Of Angels, Demi wrote in her caption, ‘Stateside,’ followed by a palm tree emoji.
The brunette beauty has been leading the industry for eight years now, and she gives all the credit of her successful modeling career to being a real blessing as the star had been a victim of bullying when she was younger.
When in conversation with Radio 1 Newsbeat, Demi had formerly opened up about the subject saying, ‘I always wanted to get into modelling and when I eventually got there I classed it as a blessing because I grew up being bullied and didn’t have many friends at all.’
In 2019, Demi lost both of her parents, and that too in the span of just seven months and the star talked about how going into lockdown straight after their deaths was ‘a time of reflection.’
‘Having to deal with my parents’ house and selling their stuff – it was a really sad place for me.
‘I wanted to go and travel but I had three months in London, which was a lot of facing what I had been through and was a time of reflection.’
