Brooks Kopeka’s wife Jena Sims reveals her favourite outfit from latest photoshoot

LIV Golf star Brooks Koepka's wife, Jena Sims, is a Sports Illustrated Swimsuit rookie and former pageant winner. She recently shared a sneak peek of her latest photoshoot promoting a brand with her Instagram followers.

The former actress posted shots of her latest collaboration with Diff Charitable Eyewear. Sims stunned in a sparkly top covered in gems paired with golden pants and a denim jacket for the first look. She wore a gold-colored belt with gem embellishments to match the top perfectly.

Sims rocked a dazzling rainbow purse along with chrome platform heels. To complete the look, she wore the brown kombu polarized Bella XS glasses from Diff with an open wavy hairdo. The eyewear can be found on the brand's official website for a whopping $128.

She embraced minimal makeup to go with her nude-colored manicure and dainty gold earrings. For the second look, Sims stunned in matching grey sweatpants and a drawstring hoodie.

The Sharknado 5 actress's second shoot was inside of a Dunkin Donuts. She wore the London stone polarized version of the Bella XS sunglasses that retail for $128 on Diff's official website. Sims was spotted devouring a classic glazed donut with a hot coffee while wearing a Master hat and a Louis Vuitton classic monogram sling bag.

Here's a look into Sims' photoshoot for Diff Charitable Eyewear (via Instagram @jenamsims):

She also posted a collage of her second look to her Instagram stories, claiming it as her "favorite look" from the photo shoot. Sims also took charge of putting together her own wardrobe for the promotion.

Jena Sims shares her favourite look from the Diff photoshoot (Image via Instagram @jenamsims)

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Jena Sims speaks out on her non-profit organization Pageant of Hope

Growing up in Georgia, Jena Sims was a popular show at the state pageants. The 2005 Miss Junior National Teenager now runs Pageant of Hope, a non-profit organization with the aim of helping children battling disabilities and chronic illnesses.

In an exclusive interview with Sports Illustrated Swimsuit, she disclosed that pageants helped her "painfully shy" personality. The Has Been Beauty Queens President launched the organization in 2005 and has since helped several kids all over the world battle their diagnoses.

Sims commented that the pageants are free for all to attend and require no experience. She said (via Sports Illustrated Swimsuit):

"The most important part is, we teach the importance of inner beauty and self-confidence. And it’s the most inclusive pageant in the world. What’s so special about it is that every participant leaves a winner. We do little mini makeovers, they come in and we do their hair, nails, makeup. We teach them the pageant walk, we do an interview and carry out the entire pageant, and at the end of the day, everyone leaves with a unique title."