Emily Ratajkowski has perfected her fall sartorial agenda – and it blends sultry leather with figure-hugging silhouettes.
The supermodel took to Instagram to show off her latest ensemble that consisted of a black high-neck bodysuit styled with a leather maxi skirt in a bold mustard-yellow shade. The look was layered with a black leather jacket and Emily accessorized with simple silver hoop earrings.
Emily's brunette locks were left down in a sleek, straight style while her makeup oozed glam, courtesy of a light smoky eye and a glossy lip.
© InstagramThe star's model-off-duty outfit comes after she graced the 6th Annual Academy Museum Gala. Emily wore a red Burç Akyol Spring 2027 dress that featured a figure-hugging silhouette with a sleeveless design. The semi-sheer garment boasted delicate ruched detailing on the straps and the skirt.
Emily is no stranger to serving on the red carpet – for the Albies in London, she slipped into a bedazzled sheer dress courtesy of Gucci. The brown-colored gown was adorned with intricate sequins and featured long sleeves with a high neckline and contouring silhouette.
© Getty ImagesEmily Ratajkowski on body image
The 35-year-old has always been refreshingly open about her body image. Back in July, the model announced that she would be publishing a second book. The work is "an examination of modern female identity through the story of the author’s own efforts as a newly single mother in New York City to discover what really constitutes a good life for a woman."
© Getty Images for The Clooney FouIt was reported that the author signed a seven-figure deal with Penguin Press for her upcoming book. She also has an Apple TV series in the works with author Stephanie Danler about female identity and modern motherhood. Lena Dunham will executive produce under her Good Thing Going label.
Emily's first book, My Body, was published back in 2021 and features a collection of essays and memoirs. "I’ve felt objectified and limited by my position in the world as a so-called sex symbol," she told Vogue.
© WireImage"I’ve capitalised on my body within the confines of a cis-hetero, capitalist, patriarchal world, one in which beauty and sex appeal are valued solely through the satisfaction of the male gaze. Whatever influence and status I’ve gained were only granted to me because I appealed to men."
Emily continued: "My position brought me in close proximity to wealth and power and brought me some autonomy, but it hasn’t resulted in true empowerment. That’s something I’ve gained only now, having written these essays and given voice to what I’ve thought and experienced."
