Emily Ratajkowski hinted at her enviable cleavage in a seductive lace top as she stepped out in New York City on Thursday.
The cheeky sighting came four days after she suffered a busty wardrobe malfunction in a Jacquemus dress at the Vanity Fair Oscar Party.
Undeterred, she showed up again four days later in a chic, spring-like blue top with lattice work across her bust.
Her blouse, which fit perfectly to emphasize her toned midriff, went stylishly with her long white skirt and garish bright red sneakers.
Earlier that day, Emily exuded business chic in a simple tan blazer paired with loose-fitting black trousers as she walked her dog Colombo.
Emily Ratajkowski hinted at her enviable cleavage in a seductive lace top as she stepped out in New York City on Thursday
Her blouse, which fit perfectly to emphasize her toned midriff, went stylishly with her long white skirt and garish bright red sneakers.
She wore her dark hair in soft waves and accessorized with glasses and a stealthy set of earrings.
However, she did give a hint of her fashionista roots by donning a white blouse with a striking stylish pointed hem.
That day, she posted a racy TikTok video in which she made a free speech argument against the current push in the US Congress to ban the social media app.
The House of Representatives voted overwhelmingly on Wednesday in favor of a bill that would ban TikTok unless its Chinese parent company sells its stake.
Now the bill heads to the Senate, and if passed, it will end up on the desk of US President Joe Biden, who has said he will sign it into law.
“So in my personal life, people make fun of me because I talk so much about TikTok and how important I think it is. They make jokes like, ‘Oh, you work for the Chinese government? What’s going on?'” Emily said in her new video.
“And every time they raise privacy concerns, I tell them, ‘Don’t you think Meta and Apple are stealing all our data and information and selling it to the US government?’” the supermodel reasoned.
“Because this is one of the few platforms that is not completely controlled by the US government, or by companies that have the interests of the US government at heart, progressive politics has been able to flourish here. We’ve been able to see stories and points of view that we otherwise wouldn’t have access to.”
Earlier that day, Emily exuded business chic in a simple tan blazer paired with loose-fitting black trousers as she walked her dog Colombo.
She wore her dark hair in soft waves and dressed with glasses and a low-key set of earrings.
That day, she posted a racy TikTok video in which she made a free speech argument against the current push in the US Congress to ban the social media app.
Emily theorized: ‘TikTok is being banned because the US government is legitimately afraid of the influence it has on the American people and the general population’
The cheeky sighting came four days after she suffered a busty wardrobe malfunction in a Jacquemus dress at the Vanity Fair Oscar Party.
Emily theorized, “TikTok is being banned because the US government is legitimately afraid of the influence it has on the American people and the general population – which to me indicates that TikTok is a very powerful tool for organizing, for alternative thinking and for activism . ‘
She concluded that “while it was very funny and kind of end times apocalyptic humor to see Nancy Pelosi doing the TikTok Talk, whatever, TikTokToe thing, we should be very, very scared and this is a huge moment in our history . ‘
Emily is no stranger to raising her voice against internet censorship, even to the point of stirring up controversy.
In 2021, she was a rare celebrity to advocate against Facebook banning then-US President Donald Trump in the wake of the January 6 storming of the Capitol.