(Courtesy of Pamela Hanson/Harper’s BAZAAR Australia)
Taking the fashion industry by story, model turned actress Emily Ratajkowski exudes raw sexiness as Harper’s BAZAAR Australia cover girl. The Gone Girl stunner discusses all things politics, diversity, an fashion in the upcoming August issue.
Not only does the fashion world have a spotlight on her, the former “Blurred Lines” is being noticed by Hollywood insiders more and more. The Sports Illustrated swimsuit model is picking up major motion picture roles with Amy Schumer (I Feel Pretty) and Aaron Paul (Welcome Home).
Here are 5 takeaways from Emily Ratajkowski’s interview in Harper’s BAZAAR Australia:
5. She Looks Amazing In Blue!
Honored to be on @BAZAARAustralia cover this August ? pic.twitter.com/9lxvEiDBqC
— Emily Ratajkowski (@EmRataPrvt) June 28, 2017
Ratajkowski is actually wearing a gorgeous glowing blue dress by Louis Vuitton. Her long brunette strands were wonderfully styled by John Ruggiero. Her luscious cheeks blossom thanks to makeup by Jo Strettell.
4. She Loves Her Boyfriend!
The brunette beauty doesn’t hold back when it comes to her relationship with her boy toy, Jeff Magrid, “My boyfriend is super confident and was raised by his mum, so he also genuinely loves and admires women. Not just ‘Oh yeah, women are cool’. He deeply loves and respects women, so he loves what I’m all about.”
3. She’s Right! Being Sexual And Being Feminist Aren’t Mutually Exclusive!
The Entourage actress defends her topless selfie with Kim Kardashian, “It’s like an anti-woman thing, that people don’t want to work with me because my boobs are too big. What’s wrong with boobs? They’re a beautiful feminine thing that needs to be celebrated. Like, who cares? They are great big, they are great small. Why should that be an issue?”
2. She Looks Damn Good In Red!
Makeup artist Jo Strettell shares another gorgeous snap from the issue from her Instagram account.
1. There’s Also The Pink Cover!
Readers can pick up the issue of Harper’s BAZAAR Australia, with Emily Ratajkowski on the cover, on Monday, July 3, 2017.
– By Jorge Solis