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Bo Abrlic showcases figure in black swimsuit from NYC hotel suite

Bo Abrlić, known professionally as Bo Abrlic, shared a series of swimsuit photos from a New York City hotel room two years ago, drawing over 200,000 likes and fan comments highlighting her thigh gap and silhouette.

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Bo Abrlic showcases figure in black swimsuit from NYC hotel suite
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Bo Abrlić—born Božana Abrlić—posted a set of images from a New York City hotel room two years ago, wearing a tight black one-piece swimsuit while posing near floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking the skyline. The Croatian model and social media personality, who has 2.8 million Instagram followers, captioned the post with “NYC” and received more than 200,000 likes.

The NYC Hotel Room Series

Abrlić posed on an unmade bed, letting her long hair fall across her shoulders and wearing casual socks. One image showed her seated; another captured her lying down. In the opening slide, she lifted her arms above her head in an artistic pose, directing attention to her legs, waist, and pronounced thigh gap. Fans responded with comments including “An angel is in New York” and “Magnificent legs, luv your gap.”

Her figure-flaunting swimwear emphasized cleavage, toned shoulders, and a narrow waistline. The black strappy suit was described as classic, and the setting included dramatic city views visible through large windows—though commenters focused almost exclusively on her physique.

Librarian-Themed Photo Shoot

In a separate post, Abrlić adopted a “librarian” aesthetic, wearing eyeglasses, skimpy underpants, a tight crop top, and thigh-high stockings beside shelved books. She wrote: “Guess what I’m thinking about.” Another caption read: “Sitting here scrolling thinking about you.”

She has previously promoted brands including Fashion Nova and Lounge Underwear. Veronika Rajek has fronted Fashion Nova; Emily Ratajkowski has promoted Lounge Underwear.

Red String Bikini Post

Abrlić also published a photo wearing a red string bikini and a baseball cap, asking followers: “How are you?”

Regarding influencer compensation, Vox reported: “It depends on the influencer, and their follower numbers.” The outlet added: “A micro-influencer, which is someone that has 10,000 to 50,000 followers, is actually pretty valuable.”

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