Popular swimwear brand Summersalt has recruited 24 inspirational women to participate in its new swimwear campaign. They include Mrs. Maye, the mother of the world’s second-richest billionaire Elon Musk, the two-legged girl Lauren Wasser, the oversized yoga devotee Jessamyn Stanley or the Paralympic gymnastics champion Chelsea Werner… With the theme “Every Body is a Summersalt Body”, the summer 2021 campaign aims to promote self-love and body positivity. “The women in the campaign represent a diverse group of activists, entrepreneurs and change makers who are pioneering in their communities,” Summersalt said. The swimwear brand also hopes to empower all women to feel confident no matter what shape, size and background they are in. The models range in age from 23 to 73, with Mrs Maye being the oldest. The model, author, and nutritionist looked elegant and glamorous in a black off-the-shoulder swimsuit. Pose with her hands on pink and her silver hair combed back helps Maye show a proud and attractive demeanor. “I’m happy to have confidence at the age of 73,” she said. Mrs. Maye achieved her greatest success as a model when she was in her 60s and 70s. The mother-of-three made history in 2018 when she became the face of CoverGirl at the age of 69. So far, career Her model continues to flourish. Mrs. Maye confidently modeled swimwear at the age of 73 Brand investor Sara Foster (40, right) and her sister Erin (38). The two are the daughters of composer David Foster. They are both successful performers and entrepreneurs. Two American female football players Ashlyn Harris (35 years old, left) and Ali Krieger (36 years old). They are both colleagues and are bound by a legal marriage relationship. Ashlyn Harris holds the position of goalkeeper on the Orlando Pride club and the US women’s national football team. Despite losing her legs, Lauren Wasser is not afraid to show off her body in a two-piece swimsuit. Former MC E! News Catt Sadler (46 years old). Oversized model Denise Bidot. Yogi Jessamyn is an advocate of body positivity and size inclusivity in the fitness industry. Paralympic gymnastics champion Chelsea Werner. Oversized vitiligo model Andrea Thomas. Travel blogger Jessica Nabongo, Seagram heiress (Canada) and entrepreneur Hannah Bronfman and chronic disease activist Nitika Chopra (from left to right). TikTok star Barbara ‘Babs’ Costello (left) and NBC News production associate Lauren Seely. Jari Jones, an actress, writer and LGBTQ rights activist. Stacey London is stylist and CEO of State of Menopause, a wellness brand that provides resources for menopausal women. Actress and YouTuber Anna Akana (left) wore a navy speckled piece, while athlete Meg Boggs posed in an off-the-shoulder swimsuit. Deepika Chopra, dubbed the Optimistic Doctor, is the founder of the wellness brand Things Are Looking Up. Fashion designer and Cushnie founder, Carly Cushnie (left), and best-selling author and stylist Micaela Erlanger.