Emily Ratajkowski caught in bikini in freezing snow

Emily Ratajkowski is all bikini and boots in the snow, and it’s been caught on camera. The 30-year-old supermodel has largely made 2021 headlines for welcoming her first son and releasing her My Body book, but she hasn’t abandoned her Inamorata brand. Ahead of the holidays, the “Blurred Lines” star appeared on her lingerie and swim line’s social media, with an Instagram photo showing her all bombshell-like with ski goggles and bikini-clad during a very snowy day.

Fans might speculate that the winter setup was a studio one, but the effect was still great as EmRata stunned in swimwear and some winter accessories.

Emily Ratajkowski Stuns In Winter Bikini Look

Scroll for the photo. EmRata had posed amid a magical backdrop formed of snow-topped hills and trees. The London-born star was seated and showing off her supermodel figure while in a plunging and hot pink two-piece – the crushed velvet bikini offset a faux leopard-print fur jacket worn off-the-shoulder, plus a sturdy and fluffy pair of dark boots.

All rosy lips and long hair down, Emily rocked black ski goggles atop her head, also sending the camera a little direct eye contact. The star’s brand shouted her out in a caption, writing: “@emrata wears the Orpheus Top | Fuchsia – apart of our limited edition crushed Velvet Swim .”

See Emily Ratajkowski’s Swimsuit Shot Below

Fans quickly flocked to the comments section, with one replying: “My daughter and I talk about cold weather sexy and how impossible it is in real terms of your skin being exposed in the temps….#sexydilemma.” Another fan, meanwhile asked how someone can “be so hot” when it’s “so cold.” Either way, it’s a win for Emily, who continues to rake in revenue from her brand, one now adored by the likes of supermodel Hailey Bieber and reality star Kourtney Kardashian.

 

Emily has also opened up to explain the name behind Inamorata – it stems from her own last name. She told Elle: “It has the Rata in it, but it means female lover, or like muse. And the idea to me is that it’s not just like a man’s idea of a siren—you love yourself, right? So, you’re your own muse.”

The bikini bombshell also addressed swimwear culture overall, continuing: “I grew up in southern California and it really was a culture of girls living in their swimsuits. Here was this real confidence, and it was non-sexual, just women doing their thing, you know?”