Woof ‘n Wait! Emily Ratajkowski Shows Off Her Sexy Legs While Waiting for an Uber With Her Puppy Colombo

You know it’s summer when this 27-year-old hottie is showing some skin — oh wait, that’s all year round? Our bad! Seriously, though, Emily loves to bare a little of her beauty, especially when it’s hot out, and we definitely don’t blame her.

Besides, the model launched her brand, Inamorata, back in 2017 as a swimwear line catering to all body type — so you know she’s dedicated to the three hottest months of the year.

Style is obviously super important to the brunette, whose career in music videos gave way to Sports Ilustrated covers and runway stints for Miu Miu, Marc Jacobs and Versace — but she doesn’t attribute her style inspo to just anyone.

When she caught up with Life & Style exclusively at the Veuve Clicquot Polo Classic on Saturday, June 1, she dished about how she takes some era-specific info from one of the most stylish ladies of all time.

“Kinda going ‘80s. That’s my go to. Trying to be Princess Diana at every turn,” EmRata dished about her outfit for the event, and subsequently, her mindset whenever she puts together a ~lewk~.

But what about when the part-time actress wants to dress down? Her brand has since expanded from solely swimwear to women’s loungewear and lingerie, so she definitely knows a thing or two about keeping it causal.

“I love a bodysuit with jeans obviously and a blazer is always the best — the most comfortable,” she revealed. “For styling it up, we have some rompers that I love with a slide heel and big earrings and a belt.”

“I think I really love the idea that bodysuits are something … Judith Light kind of came up with this,” Emily explained her love for the one-piece. “She was like you know you start life out in a bodysuit and I’m 70-years-old and it’s my favorite piece still.”

“I think women just undervalue the simplicity of a good staple like that. I just like the narrative of it taking us through life,” she said. Much like that sweet pup she’s holding in her arms, huh? Talk about a good staple!