Natalie Roser goes out in skinny bikini in Bali

She is the former cover girl of Maxim magazine, which now has more than 1.2 million followers on Instagram alone.

And Natalie Roser showed exactly why she became such a famous model during a recent swimsuit session with photographer Glen Krohn.

The 29-year-old woman struggled to contain her strengths in a revealing bikini top as she posed on a scenic beach in Bali.

In another image, she went topless with nothing but a yellow scarf to protect her modesty.

In February, Natalie told the Sunday Telegraph confidential that she feels grateful to have started her modeling career in Australia, as opposed to New York or Paris.

“ I’m pretty lucky, I’m supported by my shape and my size [in Australia]said the 29-year-old.

“Having Australia as an introduction to the modeling industry has been much luckier than if I had to start in New York or Paris,” she said.

“I think the industry has grown, it gravitates towards healthy form.”

Natalie, who moved from Sydney to Los Angeles several years ago to pursue her modeling career, won an approval agreement with the American label Guess in November.

At the time, Natalie went to Instagram to talk about her new role.

“ If I had said to me when I was 13 when I started modeling one day, when she grew up and became a woman that she would be a #GuessGirl, I honestly wouldn’t have believed it ” ” she wrote.

“A dream that seemed so out of reach has come true. So much love and thank you to Paul Marciano for believing in me and for associating me with the creative force behind this campaign. I am so, so, so happy!

After already filming campaigns for Speedo and Just Jeans, Natalie is now a regular at Miami Swim Week.

Despite the pressures that accompany a beautiful bikini appearance, the dizzying takes a more relaxed approach to eating.

Natalie previously told Daily Mail Australia that she fell ill and depressed after she stopped eating sugar and carbohydrates in order to lose weight.

“I stopped consuming sugar and became really confused and felt sick and depressed,” she said.

“I cut all the fruit, all the carbohydrates, I don’t know what I was doing – it was nuts. In fact, I don’t remember what I ate, I sort of blocked it all.