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As the chilling Winter temperatures keep soaring, Emily Ratajkowski leaves it all behind for a warm bikini vacation on the sunny shores. The model put her curvy figure on display again just days after sounding off to fans criticizing her skimpy outfit choices and provocative looks. This time, however, she savored the feel of the cozy ocean breeze to the fullest, having endured long winter weeks in New York City.
Emily Ratajkowski Flaunts Her Vacation Body in Bikini
Via Instagram, Emily Ratajkowski shared photos of herself in a blue two-piece bikini with tiny red heart designs adorning it. She kicked off with a snap of herself in swimwear, flaunting her busty cleavage while leaning on the lounge chairs. Next, Emily looked away from the camera with a dreamy expression, her daring beach figure commanding attention.
An orange umbrella shielded her from the sun in both pics as she savored the welcome warmth. The bikini pics were captured in a sunny location, a stark contrast from the Winter storm engulfing Emily Ratajkowski’s city of residence and most states panning the Atlantic coastline. She accompanied the post with the caption, “Tundra escapes,” referring to her departure from the chilling temperatures rocking NYC.
Never a More Perfect Time for a Bikini Snap
Granting an interview with Glamour UK this week, Emily admitted she couldn’t care less what people thought of her choices. According to the 32-year-old, her mood determines what she wears at a particular time, what she chooses to post, and when she decides to. She quipped,
“So, if I am in a certain type of mood where I want to post something or wear something that I could be judged for because it’s, quote-unquote ‘desperate,’ I’m a little bit like, ‘Well, that’s where I’m at.”
For Emily, all that mattered was her happiness. Admittedly, she had better things to worry about than how she appealed to “the male gaze.” Embracing the warmth of the sunny beach in her plunging bikini just hours later can only be a statement-making move from Emily Ratajkowski. It’s safe to say we all saw that coming.
