Emily Ratajkowski used Instagram Stories to share a series of new photos with her 28.7 million followers on Friday.
Ahead of the weekend, the 34-year-old model, who braved a blizzard days ago, flashed her flat abs in a long-sleeved black crop top and straight leg jeans while posing in a Gucci store fitting room.
Emily Ratajkowski snapped a mirror selfie while gazing at her reflection and standing in a pair of burgundy, snakeskin, knee-high boots with a stiletto heel.
Her lustrous brunette locks were parted down the middle as they fell around her face and down her back.
Other photos showed her out and about in New York City, which included a stop at what appeared to be a dry cleaning business.
The California-bred beauty included a closeup photo of her flawless face in the carousel post.
While outdoors, Emily Ratajkowski covered up in a long, black leather trench coat with a fur collar and cuffs.
She slung a Gucci tote bag over her arm and added a pair of sleek black sunglasses.
The star rose to fame after starring topless in Robin Thicke’s viral Blurred Lines music video in 2013.
In October 2021 she published a book titled My Body, in which she accused Thicke of groping her bare breasts while visibly intoxicated on the set.
The memoir became a New York Times bestseller.
The runway regular also designs the swimwear brand iNAMORATA, although the brand’s Instagram page has been idle since June 2024.
And she hosted the podcast High/Low with Emrata from November 2022-November 2023.
Emily Ratajkowski was married to movie producer Sebastian Bear McClard from 2018-2022 and they share son Sly, four in March.
In 2024 she appeared on an episode of the New York Times podcast Modern Love.
The star opened up about her dating life, emphasizing that she was not focused on finding a partner.
‘I take care of so much in my life,’ she explained.
‘I take care of my son, I take care of my home, I take care of my schedule, his schedule, my career. The burden of the finances is on me and I don’t have a family supporting me financially or any of that.’
She admitted, ‘I often think about how much I want to be taken care of and I experience that with my female friendships in different ways.’
‘I have wonderful, wonderful friends who do know when to take care of me and how to take care of me,’ she noted.
‘It feels really hard to imagine somebody who’s more capable than me or who could understand my needs in that way.’