Emily Ratajkowski sports clinging dress for dog walk – after hitting back at man who told her to ‘put a shirt on’

Emily Ratajkowski stepped outside after confronting a man who told her to “put a shirt on.”

The 33-year-old Gone Girl actress was spotted walking her dog Colombo in New York City on Wednesday.

Once again, the star made a striking appearance, wearing a tight-fitting taupe dress that hugged her figure.

Emily looked stylish from head to toe, wearing chunky black sneakers, cool sunglasses and a classic handbag on her arm.

The model slipped her feet into chunky black sneakers and slung a classic bag over her shoulders. Her hair was styled sleek and straight with a center parting.

She walked seemingly calmly down the sidewalk, stopping at one point as her dog followed his nose.

This happened after Emily attacked a man who shouted at her to “put a shirt on” while walking in New York City.

The model and actress went to her TikTok on Tuesday to share a short video of herself walking down the street.

At the beginning of the eight-second clip, she is seen crossing the street, with a man telling her to “put on a shirt.”

It was an interesting comment, considering Emily wore a gray tank top during the outing.

The clip then ends with Charli xcx hit 365 where the lyrics are: ‘Who the f–k are you? I’m a brat when I’m bumpin’ that. Now I wanna hear my track, are you bumpin’ that?’

Emily captioned the video, “Wait a minute: A man tells me to put a shirt on.”

She also joked about the recent ‘modest’ online trend popularized by TikTok star Jools Lebron.

Emily added to the caption: ‘known for her lack of modesty, known for her lack of thoughtfulness.’

Just last week, Emily became the latest in a long line of stars to claim she is “de-centering men.”

The model and actress are among a group of young people who claim to have traded romance for a life without men, describing themselves as “boy-sober”.

On TikTok, thousands of women have announced their commitment to sobriety as part of “self-care.” The goal of the ritual is to provide a year of individual healing outside of the dating world.

And this trend isn’t just affecting disillusioned Gen Z women. A life without men is becoming increasingly popular, with even some of the most famous and sought-after female celebrities choosing to steer clear of men.

In a recent Fashion In an interview with writer Sarah Manguso, Emily confessed that she chooses to “decentralize” men, emphasizing that she no longer finds the idea of ​​a whirlwind romance interesting.

During the interview, the two discussed the themes of Sarah’s new book, cheating and divorce, with both reflecting on their experiences of love being broken by infidelity.

“Decentralizing men has been an important part of my life,” Emily said during the interview.

“I still love men in many ways, but the Disney fairy tale I used to live in, where you were chosen and built a life while being attractive to one man and loving one man, just doesn’t interest me anymore.”

Emily cited, among other reasons, the unfair balance of emotional labor she had to find in her previous relationship as one of the reasons for this decision.

Julia Vos She recently revealed that she no longer has sex with men at all, saying she has been celibate for over two years to avoid men.

According to online videos, the purge is partly motivated by women’s disillusionment with online dating apps like Hinge, Tinder and Bumble, with one study This shows that 90 percent of Generation Z is dissatisfied with the apps.

Other celebrities who have vowed to stop dating men include Kate Hudson, Britney Spears and Drew Barrymore.

According to Blueheart sexologist Dr. Katherine Hertlein, people may remain celibate for a variety of reasons.

She told FEMAIL: ‘The choice to be celibate is often closely linked to religious beliefs and practices, but that is not always the case. There is evidence that younger people are having sex with fewer partners.

A 2021 UCLA survey found that 38 percent of respondents between the ages of 18 and 30 reported having no sexual partners in the past year, up from 22 percent in 2011.

‘Celibacy can be a healthy choice, depending on your personal reasons and circumstances. It is important to consider your own needs, values ​​and well-being.

“Some find that celibacy helps them focus on personal growth, career goals, or emotional healing,” she concluded.

Emily, who wrote her own feminist biography My Body, was previously married to film producer Sebastian Bear-McClard, with whom she has a son, Sylvester ‘Sly’ Apollo.

After the birth of their son, Emily said she felt like she was “the breadwinner, while also managing her social life and being the primary caregiver for our child.”

She told Vogue that since getting married and having children, her life had become “suddenly very small and less important, less valuable.”

The couple split in 2022 after it was revealed that Sebastian had cheated on his wife of two years “multiple times.”

Since the two split, Emily has famously pledged her commitment to the end of the romance by turning her engagement into a series of ‘parting rings’.

“I don’t think a woman should lose her diamonds just because she loses a man,” the model told Vogue after repurposing the ring.

Despite her pledge to decenter men, the mother of one has been embroiled in a number of romance rumors, including the latest suggestion that she’s dating country rapper Shaboozey,

Since her divorce, Emily has dated Brad Pitt, Harry Styles, Pete Davidson, Eric Andre and Jack Greer.