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Dragoi wore several accessories with her pool attire, such as a dainty cross necklace, a gold bangle with pearls, minimalist rings, and a pair of dangling earrings. She also rocked a full face of makeup. Her glam look included defined eyebrows, a hint of blush on her cheeks, bronzer, and lip liner. The blonde bombshell wore her blond locks down in soft waves that framed her face.

The pictures showed Dragoi striking poses by the swimming pool. She wrote in the caption: “Summer mode: activated,” adding a light blue heart emoji.

The sizzling update proved to be a smash hit, racking up plenty of likes in less than a day’s time. Dozens of Instagram users took to the comments section as well to shower Dragoi with love.

“So beautiful,” fellow swimmer Mya Azzopardi commented.

A follower described Dragoi as the “prettiest girl,” while a third admirer wrote, “Drea you’re actually perfect omg.”

The fourth user added, “Drea looks like this every time she gets out of the water.”

The Romanian native stands out as one of the most-followed NCAA swimmers on Instagram. This summer, she made an appearance at New York Swim Week and walked the runway at the city’s Fashion Week earlier this month.

Dragoi’s fame earned her nicknames, such as “World’s Sexiest Swimmer” and “The Olivia Dunne of the Pool.”

Despite her strong online presence, the swimmer is still unable to profit from her name, image, or likeness (NIL) due to visa laws.

As reported by Yahoo, Dragoi faces a limitation in pursuing endorsements because of F-1 visa regulations. The current laws prohibit international students from monetizing their image or likeness while residing in the United States. Although international athletes can engage in collective marketing endeavors where a third party manages these activities, independently promoting products on social media may jeopardize their visa status.

While students are permitted to partake in campaigns in other countries, they are restricted from signing with a talent agency. Consequently, Dragoi bears the responsibility of coordinating any endorsements outside of the U.S. on her own.