Georgina Burke Proves She’s the Queen of Car Selfies With New Stunning Glowy Pics

The Australian model caught the tail end of an NYC sunset as she snapped a few photos on her latest commute.

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Georgina Burke proves time and time again that she’s the queen of car selfies, and nothing beats a glowy minimal glam snap under the sun.

The SI Swimsuit star, who traveled to Barbados for her 2022 debut wi the magazine, and returned to the fold last year in Puerto Rico, just dropped a stunning series of Instagram pics from her latest ride in New York City.

The Australian model, who now lives in the Big Apple, donned a few black layers of clothing underneath an oversized black trench coat, as she sat in evening traffic with the sun slowly setting in the background. She opted for a super simple makeup look including feathered brows, natural taupe eyeshadow, wispy lashes, peachy-pink blush and a neutral baby pink lip. Her long blonde locks were perfectly slicked back into a bun as she shifted from one bold smolder to another and posed for her front camera.

“Here is me, me and me… bored in the car traffic bored!,” the 32-year-old captioned the carousel shared with her 172,000 followers.

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The Burke NYC swimwear and faux tanning brand founder has been open about her revamped approach to the industry. She’s constantly advocating for size diversity on runways and catalogues, and is a firm believer in the idea that beauty lies within.

“My whole concept of the industry changed [since the star of my career] It became, ‘If you want me, you’re booking me for me.’ I’m not conforming to the idea that I’m going to be super- skinny or super-big. [Then] my whole career kind of took off,” she shared. “The minute I changed my mindset, I started getting Ralph Lauren as a client, J.Crew, and all of these brands—once I was like, ‘You know what? I’m the perfect person they want; I’m the girl next door, I have a personality, there’s more to me than just being a model. I can’t be a part of an industry that’s so far behind.’”