I’m a proud naked sunbather – ugly tan lines are the ultimate wardrobe malfunction, so I don’t care if neighbours see me

NOT even a shoddy Scottish summer can stop Nova Jewels from sunbathing nude.

The Dundee sun worshipper loves getting her kit off and doesn’t care if people are offended by her state of undress.

For the model, nothing could be worse than getting ugly tan lines.

So as far as she’s concerned, the 27-year-old redhead has no option but to wear her birthday suit.

She told us: “The bad weather can never stop me sunbathing nude.

“I just travel to different countries to do it instead. I’m a sun-chaser for sure.

“Due to the weather, I’ve only sunbathed nude once or twice in Dundee this summer. 

“I couldn’t care less if people see, everyone’s got nipples at the end of the day.

“It’s such a free feeling and tan lines don’t look good on me. 

“My boobs definitely look better when they have a full tan.”

Nova has always been an advocate of sunbathing nude and thinks more people should try it.

Rather than worry about other people judging, she escapes into her own world of relaxation and blocks out the haters.

She previously told us: “I’m usually in my own wee world half the time.

“And if they do stare, then I hope they like what they see.”

Meanwhile, Dr Nina Cash, 57, is on a mission to prove you can wear a bikini at any age and look good.

The Californian woman modelled when she was younger, but it’s in her 50s that she’s really found her mojo.

She was named one of seven winners who were featured in the 60th Anniversary issue of Sports Illustrated in May 2024 and is often seen strutting her stuff to promote body positivity on the catwalk.

But the mum took a leap of faith and applied to the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Search, and it paid off.

She told The Mirror: “Embracing my grey hair has been easy. I approach getting older with gratitude and a positive mindset.

“I have lifelines,” she pointed out, referring to fine lines on her face. “I have battle scars. I’m living life.

“Why don’t I want to express that? I’m not trying to turn back time.

“Now some people say, ‘Well, that’s easy for you to say because of your genetics. You are so lucky, you don’t have wrinkles.’

“But honestly, I’m proud of those lifelines, because I can be a lifeline to other people.

“I have wrinkles and laugh lines — why not celebrate that?

“Wouldn’t it be wonderful if we all obsessed about what we loved about ourselves rather than what we hated about ourselves?”