Olivia Dunne, Christen Goff and More Best Dressed Models From Sports Illustrated ‘The Party’ Ahead of Super Bowl LX

The star-studded event was held at Cow Palace Arena on Saturday, Feb. 7.
Olivia Dunne
Olivia Dunne / Alexander Tamargo/Getty Images

Before the Big Game took place yesterday, SI Swimsuit models and A-listers alike headed to Cow Palace Arena for Sports Illustrated The Party Presented by DraftKings on Saturday night. The Feb. 7 event brought out athletes, Hollywood stars and more for performances by an incredible lineup of musical guests. SI Swimsuit’s own XANDRA took the stage, which also saw performances by Ludacris and The Chainsmokers.

Before the exclusive party, which drew out the hottest names in sports, entertainment and music, stars and SI Swimsuit models walked the red carpet. Below, find just a few of our favorite fashion-forward looks from the annual event.

Olivia Dunne

Olivia Dunne
Olivia Dunne / Alexander Tamargo/Getty Images

Dunne, a 2025 SI Swimsuit Issue cover star, attended the red carpet event in style. She opted for a figure-skimming brown dress and black heeled sandals. The former gymnast wore her blonde locks in a ponytail and kept her accessories minimal with a few bracelets on one wrist and a nude-colored purse hanging from the other hand.

Ilona Maher

Ilona Maher
Ilona Maher / Alexander Tamargo/Getty Images

Maher, a two-time brand star, attended the evening event in a red off-the-shoulder mini by LAMARQUE. She paired the showstopping dress, styled by SI Swimsuit’s fashion editor Margot Zamet, with black peep-toe shoes by Schutz.

Nicole Williams English

Nicole Williams English
Nicole Williams English / Alexander Tamargo/Getty Images

Williams English’s edgy ensemble consisted of a one-shouldered black mini dress and a matching jacket she wore hanging off her shoulders. For footwear, the three-time SI Swimsuit model went with a trendy pair of pointed-toe animal print pumps.

Christen Goff

Christen Goff
Christen Goff / Alexander Tamargo/Getty Images

Goff, one of SI Swimsuit’s February 2026 digital cover models, made the whole place shimmer in a one-shouldered red sequined mini dress. Her glam, courtesy of makeup artist Alyssa Marie, was glowy and fresh.

Katie Austin

Katie Austin
Katie Austin / Alexander Tamargo/Getty Images

Austin, a five-time SI Swimsuit model, hit the red carpet in a black mini dress with sheer paneling that showed off her tanned and toned legs. The model accented her look with clear-strapped heels and forewent jewelry.

Brianna LaPaglia

Brianna LaPaglia
Brianna LaPaglia / Miikka Skaffari/Getty Images

LaPaglia, who was SI Swimsuit’s January 2025 digital cover star, brought office siren vibes to the exclusive event. The Boston native wore a black bra underneath an open suit jacket, which she paired with a matching mini skirt. Sheer knee-high black stockings and pointed-toe black heels completed the ensemble.

XANDRA

XANDRA
XANDRA / Miikka Skaffari/Getty Images

For XANDRA, a pop of color came in the form of a furry green cropped jacket, which she wore over a black graphic tee paired with denim and sneakers for a laid-back vibe. The model and DJ brought the house down with her set on Saturday night.

Ciara

Ciara
Ciara / Miikka Skaffari/Getty Images

Ciara, who posed for the cover of the 2022 SI Swimsuit Issue in Barbados, went for a monochromatic look in an off-the-shoulder black top, lace mini skirt and boots. Her hair was worn straight down her back, and the singer-songwriter accessorized with a black choker necklace.

Sign Up. Swim Edit newsletter. Get SI Swimsuit’s Free Newsletter. light


Published |Modified
Cara O’Bleness
CARA O’BLENESS

Cara O’Bleness is a writer and editor on the Lifestyle and Trending News team for SI Swimsuit. Prior to joining SI Swimsuit in 2022, she worked as a writer and editor across a number of content verticals, including food, lifestyle, health and wellness, and small business and entrepreneurship. In her free time, O’Bleness loves reading, spending time with her family and making her way through Michigan’s many microbreweries. She is a graduate of Michigan State University’s School of Journalism.