Kate Bosworth Channels Her ‘Blue Crush’ Character in These Sunkissed & Empowering Bikini Videos

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Calling all Blue Crush fans, Kate Bosworth just revisited her iconic character in such an empowering way, and we’re obsessed with the videos and photos!

On May 10, the brand Roxy shared a seriously captivating video of their newest collaboration with the Along for the Ride star. They shared the video with the caption reading, “Follow your heart in the iconic surfer girl collection by ROXY x @katebosworth.”

They added, “In 2002, Kate ignited a dream for young women around the world, filled with surf imagery & female friendship. Behind the scenes, female competitive surfers were busy chasing their own pipe dreams in pursuit of progression – including the right to compete at pipeline.

The brand concluded by saying, “20 years later that dream is now a reality. In celebration – Kate joins forces with three generations of ROXY surfers who have & continue to forge the path for female surfing.”

You can see the video HERE!

In the compilation video, we see Bosworth rocking her vibrant bikinis and swimsuits from the collection while lounging on the beach. Along with her radiant and empowering clips, we also see surfers like Suelen Naraisa, maluhiahali’iōkaua’iepilialoha, Kelia Moniz Termini, Izzi Gomez, and Stephanie Gilmore on the waves. Is this one of our favorite girl power ads? Probably.

Now, Bosworth also shared a sunkissed photo from the shoot with the caption, “KB x @roxy 🧡 link in bio 🫶🏻.” (You can see the photo HERE!)

In the photo, we see the Superman Returns star looking like a sunkissed goddess in this orange and pink drawstring bikini, her golden hair blowing in the wind as she poses with a surfboard.

For those that don’t know, one of Bosworth’s most iconic roles was playing Anne Marie Chadwick in the 2002 cult classic Blue Crush.

While Bosworth’s surfer character preparing for a big comeback in a surfing competition, she’s battling her feelings for a football player. Along with that her friends are trying to get on the waves as well, and helping raise Bosworth’s character’s little sister Penny since their mother left.

In a 2022 interview with Vulture, she talked about what drew her to the iconic character 20 years earlier. “I was reading a lot of scripts in 2001, and the parts for women were certainly not multidimensional. The ones that were exhibiting a lot of depth were quite competitive, and I was a ‘no one’ at the time,” she said. “I just felt such a deep affinity for her. If you’re lucky in your career, that happens a few times, but it’s normally just a handful. It’s usually because there are some personal crossroads in your life that happen to align with the character, and that was certainly the case with Anne Marie.”