Emily Ratajkowski showed off her toned abs during a walk on Sunday, despite chilly New York temperatures hovering around 38 degrees F.
The model, 32, who recently returned from a tropical vacation with model Tina Kunakey, stepped out with fellow model Adwoa Aboah this weekend.
Emily showed off her toned stomach in a black turtleneck crop top and straight-leg jeans.
The runway regular wore a red Barbour jacket to stay warm and a pair of Puma sneakers to stay comfortable during her outing.
The My Body author shielded her eyes with dark Miu Miu sunglasses.
Emily Ratajkowski, 32, enjoyed a walk with fellow model Adwoa Aboah, 28, in New York on Sunday
She carried a blue Proenza Schouler bag and used the long strap to carry the bag crosswise.
Emily wore good hoop earrings and a locket necklace with a large 'S', presumably for her son Sylvester, who turns three in March.
Her makeup looked natural with a neutral pink lip.
Adwoa, 28, kept her look simple, wearing loose-fitting distressed jeans and a black sweatshirt.
For a touch of luxury, the British-Ghanaian beauty draped a long, thick navy blue cashmere scarf around her neck.
She wore bright yellow sneakers and carried a small red clutch for a pop of color.
Her long auburn locks were styled in a series of braids that were pulled into a sleek bun.
The cover model appeared to be wearing natural-looking makeup with a soft pink lip.
Emily showed off her toned stomach and wore a black turtleneck crop top despite the chilly temperatures in New York
The regular trackman stepped out in straight-leg jeans. She wore a red Barbour jacket to stay warm and a pair of Puma sneakers to stay comfortable during her outing
Emily has beautiful earrings and a locket necklace with a large 'S', presumably for her son Sylvester, who turns three in March
The My Body author shielded her eyes with dark Miu Miu sunglasses. She carried a blue Proenza Schouler bag and used the long strap to carry the bag crosswise
She accessorized with earrings and bracelets on each wrist and several rings on each hand.
When the actress and activist is not working, she lives in a recently redecorated Victorian-era house in West London, which was featured in the September issue of Architectural summary.
She also stars in the Netflix series Top Boy, a gritty drama about two London drug dealers who ply their trade in a residential complex in East London.
Adwoa, 28, kept her look simple, wearing loose-fitting distressed jeans and a black sweatshirt
For a touch of luxury, the British-Ghanaian beauty draped a long, thick navy blue cashmere scarf around her neck
Adowa wore bright yellow sneakers and carried a small red clutch for a pop of color. Her long auburn locks were styled in a series of braids that were pulled into a sleek bun
When the actress and activist is not working, she lives in a recently redecorated Victorian-era house in West London, which was featured in the September issue of Architectural Digest.
Adwoa also stars in the Netflix series Top Boy, a gritty drama about two London drug dealers who ply their trade in a residential complex in East London.
Emily has opened up about her split from ex Sebastian Bear-McClard, 36.
In an interview with Vogue AustraliaThe single mother explained, “I don't know if it's a bad thing, especially when you think about the weight of the taboo on divorce, to say, 'No, it's not bad.' Actually, it might be cool,” she said. claimed.
“Even sharing parts of my divorce experiences was somewhat cathartic and also kind of nice because I don't want everyone to think I'm a perfect person.”
Emily opened up about her divorce from ex Sebastian Bear-McClard in a recent interview with Vogue Australia
“Even sharing parts of my experiences with my divorce was somewhat cathartic and also kind of nice,” she told the publication, “because I don't want everyone to think I'm a perfect person.”
The working mother revealed that she is worried about her current status. 'I have moments where I wake up in the middle of the night and think, 'I can't believe I'm 32 and in a single-income household with a child for whom I am completely responsible. “' she said.
The working mother revealed that she is worried about her current status.
'I have moments where I wake up in the middle of the night and think, 'I can't believe I'm 32 and in a single-income household with a child for whom I am completely responsible. “' she said.
“All my decisions now, his future depends on it and it's this incredible responsibility and weight,” she said
“But it's also such a gift,” she added.” And being able to be in a place where I can not only make a living, but also evolve as a person… I think there's power in that too.”