Olivia Dunne shows off her Hailey Bieber inspired travel essential as she gears up for final NCAA season with LSU

After dominating the season's first faceoff, Olivia Dunne, along with other LSU gymnasts, was seen traveling to Oklahoma City for the next clash. In a fun video while traveling, Dunne revealed her traveling essentials.

The LSU Tigers competed in their first clash of the 2025 season against Iowa State on Friday, January 3, in the home arena at Pete Maravich Assembly Center, in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. The Purple and Gold Pack dominated the first meet with a significant lead of 197.300 - 194.100 points.

As the team was heading to Oklahoma City Dunne along with other gymnasts revealed their travel must-have, with Dunne flaunting her Rhode lip phone case, a bubble case for the phone with on-the-go cream blush. Last week's SEC Gymnast of the Week Aleah Finnegan showed a coloring book, her essential travel item.

Watch the LSU gymnasts reveal their travel essentials here:

The LSU Tigers will compete against the California Golden Bears, Oklahoma Sooners, and Utah Red Rocks for their second meet of the 2025 season.

After gathering 49.500, 49.175, 49.275, and 49.350 points on the floor, beam, bars, and vault events, respectively, at the first meet, LSU Tigers will lock horns for the Sprouts Farmers Market Collegiate Quad Paycom Center, Oklahoma City on Saturday, January 11, 2025.

Olivia Dunn reflects on the memories she will miss about the LSU Tigers after her collegiate career

Olivia Dunne of the LSU Tigers during a meet against the Iowa State in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. (Photo via Getty Images)

Olivia Dunne recently acknowledged the memories she made during her collegiate career at LSU.

The super-senior stated how special the early mornings, late nights, and travel meets with the team are and emphasized the closeness she feels with her teammates while looking forward to enjoying it for one last time.

"It's just the early mornings with the team and the late nights and travel meets those are the memories you are never gonna get back so I can actually get emotional over it but it is such a special time and it's something I'll never forget," Olivia Dunne said. (9:40 onwards)

"I'm just so happy to be back to experience it one last time with my best friends and this is probably the closest a team has been at least I feel I'm the closest to these freshmen and the group of girls and it's just going to be a blast going on the travel meets and competing with them this year."

Olivia Dunne competed in balance beam and floor exercise in the first meet, securing 9.825 and 9.875 points, respectively.