We’re thrilled when Emily puts on a swimsuit with ties!
As she wore a plunging swimsuit from her own line, supermodel Emily Ratajkowski was a vision in white!
Incredible! Emily Ratajkowski recently went the beach wearing her own Inamorata collection’s eye-catching white crochet swimsuit with a plunging neckline and thong bottom.
The 31-year-old mother of one displayed the one-piece suit from nearly every angle, demonstrating that it merely lacked sides, allowing for maximum flesh exposure.
In addition to sporting her brunette hair in a casual, beachy style with bangs, the former Sports Illustrated Swims-it model accessorized with a stylish pair of sunglasses.
Many of the 700k platform users who follow the Gone Girl actress gushed over the fantastic skin-baring look in the comments section. One person said, “This swimsuit is GORGEOUS!” while another said, “Omg I’m obsessed.” Another said, “This collection is the NEW ERA.”
Emily talked about the seductive collection’s inspiration and development in a February 2019 interview. She recalled to ELLE at the time, “I grew up in southern California and it really was a culture of girls living in their swimsuits.”
Here was this genuine assurance, and it wasn’t sexual at all—just women doing what they do, you know?
She continued by saying it was only natural for her to create her own collection because she always had an abundance of swimsuits. Swimming has always been enjoyable, she told the publication.
“I have always been a girl who collects a ton of swimming suits, and I didn’t have a go-to underwear or swimwear firm. That means a lot to me. Even the most simple slip dresses, as you might expect, are more difficult to locate.
It shouldn’t be a brand that makes you go, “Oh, wow. They only ever made this one item, and they never made it again. It should be the kind of stuff that makes girls go, “Oh, sure. Inamorata, just right. You know, I can purchase the cozy cotton set.
Even the name of the model/designer’s line had significance for her. “It has the Rata in it, but it means female lover, or like muse,” she remarked. You love yourself, right? So the notion, to me, is that it’s not just like a man’s idea of a siren. You are your own muse, then.
