Emily Ratajkowski looked sensational when she showed up during Milan Fashion Week on Thursday.
The 31-year-old model flaunted her famous physique and showed off her washboard abs in a crop top and quirky pants.
It comes after the author of My Body responded to Sara Foster’s take on cheating on men. Emily recently filed for divorce from husband Sebastian Bear-McClard after he claimed he cheated on her.
Stepping out: Emily Ratajkowski showed off her model figure and flashed her washboard abs in a crop top and pants as she stepped out during Milan Fashion Week on Thursday
Emily looked stylish in a black high neck crop top with long sleeves and white jeans that featured a unique chain print.
She looked elegant with her dark locks tied in a bun.
Emily paired the look with black sunglasses and black strappy heels.
All in the details: Emily paired the look with black sunglasses and black strappy heels
Stylish: Emily looked stylish in a black high neck long sleeve crop top and white jeans that featured a unique chain print
Making headlines: On Tuesday, Emily fired back at Sara Foster after the actress slammed the Instagram influencer who claimed to have had an affair with Adam Levine last year
She appeared in high spirits as she got out and smiled as she made her way through town.
On Tuesday, Emily fired back at Sara Foster after the actress slammed the Instagram influencer who claimed to have had an affair with Adam Levine last year.
After Sara took to TikTok to air her grievances with Sumner Stroh, the model who accused Adam of having an affair with her, Emily slammed the post, arguing it was wrong to blame the “other woman.” .
The model slammed 23-year-old Sumner for “sexism and classic misogyny,” saying “the power dynamic is so skewed” because 43-year-old Adam is “twice his age,” and criticized his alleged behavior as “predatory and manipulative.” .
Speaking: After Sara took to TikTok to air her grievances with Sumner Straw, Emily slammed the post, arguing it was wrong to blame the “other woman”.
“I’m going to try not to fuck off now,” Emily said after playing a short snippet of Sara’s original video. “I just couldn’t disagree anymore.
“I don’t understand why we continue to blame women for men’s mistakes, especially when it comes to women in their 20s dealing with men in positions of power twice their age.
“The power dynamic is so distorted it’s ridiculous. It’s predatory, it’s manipulative, I can’t imagine it, I disagree.
“Besides, if you’re the one in the relationship, you’re the one who has an obligation to be loyal.
Speaking your mind: The model slammed Sumner, 23, for “sexism and classic misogyny” and said “the power dynamic is so skewed” because Adam, 43, is “twice her age.”
“Well, the whole other woman is to blame, that’s bad. And it’s literally designed to tell women apart.”
She continued in a second video, “This is basically a second part, but I think a big problem in our culture right now is that we’re just like, ‘Oh, men are monsters, they’re terrible, they’re terrible. ‘
“We’re not holding them accountable and then blaming other women, we’re asking women to adjust their behavior rather than just saying men need to change their behavior. It’s sexism, it’s classic misogyny. Period.’
Without naming Adam or Sumner, Sara addressed the controversy in a scathing video posted to TikTok.
‘Dear men who cheat: They suck. Dear women who cheat with married men, you suck too,” Sara wrote in the corner of the clip.
“He’s obviously a total pig and gross, but this woman who decided to make a viral TikTok video that claims – not even apologies, by the way – but is making it available to the world.
“So for a pregnant woman to see when she could have just private messaged her, she claims like it’s not her fault or anything,” she said.
Foster did not address Sumner’s claim that a tabloid would print the story, which would have published the claims anyway.
“It’s like, we don’t feel sorry for you. You knew this man was married, okay, and you went along with it. You could have just ignored the messages. You knew he was married. We don’t feel sorry for you.’
She continued in a second video, “This is basically part two, but I think a big problem in our culture right now is that we’re just like, ‘Oh, men are monsters, they’re terrible, they’re terrible ‘.