Yumi Nu made her SI_Swimsuit debut in 2021 and is back as a cover model for SISwim22. See her full gallery ⬇️
, and is back as a cover model for SI Swimsuit 2022. Nu is a Japanese and Dutch recording artist, plus-size model and entrepreneur. She started singing lessons at age 12 and was writing songs by age 15. A pop artist on Dim Mak Records label, she has been releasing a steady stream of new music. SI Swimsuit was thrilled to welcome her back for the 2022 photo shoot in Montenegro.
Montenegro is filled with breathtaking scenery, distinctive culture and tradition offering an unforgettable traveling experience. Combining Mediterranean charm with Balkan passion, it’s no wonder why Montenegro has slowly emerged as one of the leading tourist destinations in Europe. Filled with natural beauty, this country of miracles made it an obvious choice to be the first stop of the year for the SI Swimsuit team as they began production for the 2022 issue.
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