"Emily Ratajkowski never misses a chance to get a little naked - fashionably, of course. The model has become a master of naked fashion trends, whether she's posing in sheer lingerie for an ad campaign, vacationing in micro bikinis, or walking the Victoria's Secret Fashion Show in a lace G-string that looked like a work of art. On Oct. 27, Ratajkowski shared snapshots on Instagram from her most recent photoshoot with photographer Morgan Maher."
"Posing in a living room, EmRata wore the ultimate lounging ensemble: an oversized tee and nearly nothing else. She wore a lingerie-coded white T-shirt dress, featuring an accented V-neck collar and semi-sheer fabric, allowing her to show off her braless frame and expose her matching white underwear. She embraced the cozy vibes by going minimal with her accessories, pairing her casual 'fit with just a pair of white house slippers, featuring an emblem of Cupid with a bow and arrow."
"A day before, EmRata shared another spicy photoshoot for Beyond Noise magazine's latest issue. This time, she added a taste of old Hollywood glamour to her naked look, without sacrificing any spice. On the cover, she donned a voluminous, silky black fur coat, keeping the collar unbuttoned and wearing it off-the-shoulder. EmRata wore nothing beneath her coat, save for a black-and-white striped cover-up that peeked out only from one side."
Emily Ratajkowski regularly models naked-fashion through lingerie-coded and sheer garments. On Oct. 27 she posted Instagram snapshots from a photoshoot with photographer Morgan Maher, posing in a living room wearing an oversized, lingerie-style white T-shirt dress with an accented V-neck and semi-sheer fabric that revealed her braless frame and matching white underwear. She styled the look minimally with white house slippers bearing a Cupid emblem and held a wine glass and bottle. A day earlier she posed for Beyond Noise magazine wearing a voluminous silky black fur coat off the shoulder, with only a black-and-white striped cover-up visible.
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