Life's a beach! Edita Vilkeviciute smoulders for the camera as she shoots Victoria's Secret swimwear campaign in St Bart's

Edita Vilkeviciute doesn't need any photoshopping to look like an angel. The Lithuanian-born Victoria's Secret star first graced the catwalk in 2007 but is fast becoming their next big star. Edita was frolicking in the sand on the Caribbean island of St Bart's for a steamy photo session on Sunday.

The five-foot-nine top model wore a variety of swim attire including a fetching animal print bikini that showed off her glowing tan and curvy figure. It must have been heaven for the 24-year-old to be able to work in such beautiful surroundings. The blue-eyed stunner, who lives in Paris but travels a lot to New York for work, was clearly basking in the warm sun.

The international top model began her illustrious career modeling for Roberto Cavalli's spring collection in 2007, and has also worked for Balenciaga, Chanel, Dries van Noten, Miu Miu and Louis Vuitton.

'Another client I love modeling for is Victoria Secret,' Edita told Covermenmag.com. 'Their lingerie and clothing is so comfortable and stylish. 'I love the Victoria Secret Fashion shows are so much energy filled with fun and sex appeal. 'I love to be sexy at the show and seeing the audience reaction is great to. It is like a big party at the shows everyone is having the time of their life.' Needless to say Edita takes care of that toned model's body by eating healthy.

'Yes I eat healthy and take care of myself,' Edita said. 'I really love to eat garden fresh salad wherever I travel. 'I also really love apples and I have to drink some nice hot tea and have a juicy fresh sliced apple before I can start my day.' That's not to say that Edita doesn't indulge now and then. 'I love sweets and chocolate cheese cake is a guilty pleasure of mine.' Edita added: 'As for traveling on my jobs it gets sometimes difficult. Since I am a family oriented person it’s hard when you’re away from them for so long. I start to miss my family my sister and my mother and father.'