Emily Ratajkowski is used to a revealing look or two. From rocking see-through gowns on the red carpet to sporting micro bikinis on the beach, it's all part of the job when you're a world famous supermodel and have launched your own fashion line, too.
EmRata's own label, Inamorata, launched back in 2017 originally as a swimwear brand. Inspired by the Southern California beach town she grew up in, the actress and feminist has since expanded the collections to cover everything from the perfect crop top to the must-have LBD.
But there's no denying beach attire is still at the heart of her brand, and Emily is still its best advertiser. At least if the latest Insta pics are anything to go by. And the latest designs are more than a little revealing with Emily modelling a crochet swimsuit from the upcoming collaboration with Mirror Palais.
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In snaps posted to the Inamorata Instagram, the swimsuit in question is a white crochet design and features a halterneck with a plunging deep-V neckline. A thin piece of string is woven through the front of the one piece and wraps around Emily's back, which the crochet bottoms are sewn around creating an almost entirely backless style.
Thanks to the string belt it appears as if the bottom coverage is adjustable, though EmRata wears hers in a Brazilian thong style. One thing's for sure, you'll certainly have minimal tan lines if you head to the beach in this swimsuit.
Fans were loving the look, rushing to the comments section to write:
This swimsuit is GORGEOUS!😍🤍🤍
Omg I’m obsessed 🔥
dream swimsuit
This collection is the NEW ERA 🙌🔥
While you'll have to wait just a couple more days to shop the collection, we've rounded up other similar styles available now on the high street.
Alexandria Dale is the Digital Fashion Writer at Cosmopolitan UK. Covering everything from the celebrity style moments worth knowing about to the latest fashion news, there’s nothing she loves more than finding a high street dupe of a must-have designer item. As well as discovering new brands, she’s passionate about sustainable fashion and establishing the trends that are actually worth investing in. Having worked in fashion journalism for six years, she has experience at both digital and print publications including Glamour and Ok!
