Emily Ratajkowski is basically the Parisian fashion fairy. While she’s a seasoned attendee at the shows, it’s her street style overseas that turns heads and outshines all her New York City girl looks.
On this occasion, the mother of one left everyone in awe, sporting a cozy oversized sweater – and ditching the pants for that extra flair. See the photos here!
The long-sleeved black sweater extended down to her thighs, and casually draping a matching leather jacket over her arm, she slipped into Mary-Jane flats. Completing the look, she added a chic handbag and black sunglasses.
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Let’s not overlook her effortlessly chic glam. She rocked shoulder-length brunette locks, elegantly curled for maximum volume. Her makeup, kept to a minimum, featured a subtle nude lip on her pout.
We’re all used to EmRata rocking her hair either straight or in loose waves. But this fresh shaggy hairstyle debuted a few weeks after the podcaster shared her DIY haircut journey on Instagram for all her followers to see.
She assured her fans that she wasn’t going through it and simply needed a fresh chop as she captioned the post: “swear i’m not going through anything i just needed a cut.”
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EmRata Talks About Being 'Taken Seriously'
While many view Emily as a fashion icon celebrated for her appearance, the author of My Body is more than just a style maven.
In a candid conversation with Glamour, she shared her perspectives on feminism and expressed her fear of not being taken seriously by others.
"I do feel that feminism as a term has become weaponized. Not in like, ‘Oh, you’re so brave to call yourself a feminist,’ but in the sense of, ‘Are you good-enough feminists? Are you a real feminist? Are you a fake feminist?’ I know how I live my life. I know my personal politics, and sometimes, honestly, feminism is just giving women the benefit of the doubt," she says.
When it comes to people that doubt her, she admits, "I’m so afraid of people not taking me seriously."
