Emily Ratajkowski showed off her willowy physique in a casual set of workout gear while out and about in New York this week.
The 32-year-old supermodel was enjoying a dollop of sunshine fresh air while walking her dog Colombo, whom she adopted in 2019.
For her latest outing, the I Feel Pretty actress opted for a black crop top that showed off her sculpted midriff, plus a set of matching leggings.
Letting her silky curtains of dark hair flutter freely in the springtime breeze, the My Body author added a pop of color to the look with highlighter yellow sneakers.
She shielded herself from the rays with a set of sleek black sunglᴀsses and made sure to bring along a jacket in case of a drop in temperatures.
One week ago, Emily made a showstopping appearance at the Met Gala, going bra-less under a transparent gown that also offered a generous view of her backside.
Her head-turning frock was an openly woven silver lace creation by Atelier Versace, a vintage piece from the fall 2001 couture collection.
Emily’s decision to wear a retro piece was in keeping with the Met Gala’s theme, which was inspired by the JG Ballard short story The Garden Of Time.
While posing up a storm on the red carpet last week, Emily swung around to reveal that the flesh-flashing frock was backless.
‘I’m very naked, but what else is new?’ she joked to Vogue, describing her ensemble as being ‘kind of all about the back, which is like nonexistent.’
Although she has now attended nine Met Galas, she confessed that she still feels under ‘pressure’ before attending the ultra-glamorous event.
‘I have worn things that I have not felt comfortable in, and I do feel that it shows. Maybe it shows in the way that I choose my hair and makeup, or the way I pose, or whatever,’ she reflected tot he New York Times.
However she had no such compunctions about this year’s vintage Versace, which she said ‘feels really natural on me – comfortable, truly.’
Emily was also conscious of the theme, Sleeping Beauties: Reawakening Fashion, which matches an exhibit at the Metropolitan Museum Of Art’s Costume Insтιтute.
‘I just wanted to feel like I was wearing something that could be in the exhibit,’ she said of the process of selecting her dress.
Her latest stop at the Met Gala comes a few months after Emily suffered a busty wardrobe malfunction at the Vanity Fair Oscar Party.
She modeled a white Jacquemus gown with a floating front that occasionally drifted too far forwards, leaving little to the imagination.
