From the Coachella Desert to the Beach, Here Are Addison Rae’s Best Bikini Moments

Singer-actress Addison Rae has taken the world by storm as a multi-talented celebrity who rose to fame on TikTok. The Louisiana native, who always had dreams of performing, released her debut single in 2021, but it wasn’t until her viral 2024 hit “Diet Pepsi” that she officially turned mainstream. Her rebrand, which consisted of dreamy, addicting beats and vintage, feminine and mermaidcore-inspired looks, has turned her into a fashion icon in the making. And we’re constantly taking notes.
Between her jaw-dropping red carpet looks and her gorgeous Y2K-inspired ensembles seen in music videos and on the street, Rae’s style is nothing short of unpredictable—and she’s constantly taking risks. For example, the 25-year-old musician just took the Coachella 2026 stage in a jaw-dropping getup during the festival’s first weekend in Indio, Calif., where she performed hits like “Aquamarine,” “Headphones On” and “Money Is Everything.”
Here at SI Swimsuit, we keep our pulse on the latest fashion trends, not just limited to swimwear. But as we create our fashion mood boards for the summer months ahead, we can’t help but look to the content creator’s past bikini looks for inspiration.
Here are a selection of Rae’s best bikini moments over the years that deserve another look.
On stage for back-to-back weekends at Coachella 2026


An incredible vintage bikini
The TikTok star glistened in the sun
The most moody shoot
Mickey Mouse ears are such a fitting accessory
A nude bikini featuring her tan lines
Hot pink is always a good idea
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— Addison Rae Updates (@AddisonUpdatez) July 4, 2023
The Thanksgiving actress embraced denim on denim
The actress, who starred in He’s All That, Netflix’s gender-swapped remake of She’s All That, and the horror movie Thanksgiving, always has her sights set on more. “I feel like I get asked a lot, ‘Do you want to act or do you want to do music?’ I was talking to my acting coach about it. I was like, ‘Why do you have to box yourself in?’” Rae told Interview Magazine. “I want to create things that are memorable, that provoke thoughts and feelings in people, and I want to entertain. Britney [Spears] said it best: ‘There’s only two types of people in the world, the ones that entertain and the ones that observe.’ And I love entertaining.”
Rae, who started posting on TikTok due to her love of dancing, undoubtedly has a lot ahead of her. Calling Spears, Madonna and Barbra Streisand as some of her inspirations, she has an infectious energy and is hungry to succeed. Her new era, which is campy, loud and totally inspiring, is incredibly fun to follow along with.
“It’s been fun to watch her evolve,” Charli XCX said of Rae to Rolling Stone. “Everything she does relates back to her art—every item of clothing she wears, everything she says in a red-carpet interview, everything she tweets—it all is a part of the world-building.”
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Natalie Zamora is a leader in the digital media space who specializes in entertainment and lifestyle topics. After graduating from Rutgers University where she majored in English and minored in Cinema Studies, she currently works as the VP of Entertainment Content, FanSided/SI Swimsuit at Minute Media. In addition to SI Swimsuit, her work can also be found on sites such as Winter is Coming, Mental Floss, and more. With a deep passion for pop culture, Natalie has her finger on the pulse of trending topics and loves to keep up with her favorite celebrities.
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