Brooks Nader Heats Up Italy With Topless Moment and Rhinestone Cowgirl Look: From Bare to Bedazzled

Brooks Nader is having the time of her life while enjoying an island getaway with loved ones in the Mediterranean Sea.

The Sports Illustrated covergirl, 28, took to her Instagram Stories with snapshots from her fun-filled trip on Wednesday, August 13, going topless while rocking nothing but a thong bottom as she jumped off a floating climbing wall that was connected to a yacht.

“I almost got it,” she quipped in her caption with a laughing emoji.

Brooks later flipped the script from beach-day playful to fashion-week fierce. The model donned a slinky blue corset dress from Italian fashion house Ermanno Scervino that showed off her sun-kissed skin paired with a rhinestone-drenched cowboy hat while joined by sisters Mary Holland Nader, Grace Ann Nader and Sarah Jane Nader.

“Long live cowgirls,” she declared, sharing a series of clips from their adventures tagged in Sardegna, Italia, while they also showcased their own take on the glam western theme.

Over the weekend, the blonde bombshell and her siblings kept the fun going by jet-skiing in their birthday suits.

“4 naked Nader sisters in the Med, a spin off,” Brooks captioned the video, alongside a crying laughing emoji.

While away, the Louisiana native has been sharing teaser clips from her upcoming reality show, Love Thy Nader.

Insiders spilled behind-the-scenes details about the show to Us Weekly in April. “The sisters all just got a place together and the show is full steam ahead,” a source exclusively shared with Us the time. “The Nader sisters have a really unique dynamic that producers love.”

Brooks also dished that the viewers can expect “everything to be laid out there” for the world to see. “There’s drama, there’s boys, there’s girls, there’s everything you can imagine under the sun,” she told Us, adding, “And just like, four girls from Baton Rouge, Louisiana, living in the big city in SoHo, all under the same roof — what can go wrong? There’s bound to be chaos.”