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Whether she’s walking the runway, walking the red carpet or walking down the streets of New York City, Emily Ratajkowski is a big fan of going brа less. Over the years, the longtime model has reflected on not wearing a br а, specifically as a woman with larger brе asts.
“It’s no one’s business except your own! That is the thing that all women should know, and that’s what our culture needs to know,” Emily said in a September 2016 interview with Elle magazine.
The Gone Girl actress went on to say that it took her some time to gain the confidence to go brа less. “I remember being really jealous of girls who had small bre asts because they could wear cool T-shirts or have this cute and no one was ever offended,” Emily recalled.
“You see that all the time, girls who have less bre asts they get away with a lot,” she added. “That’s awesome, but I just decided that sometimes br аs or in general can sort of change the natural shape of my brе asts anyway
and they become so it’s actually in some ways it’s much more chic and much more natural and a lot more in a certain way to be brа less.”
In October 2021, the Inamorata founder published a 256-page biography titled My Body. The popular text is described as “a profoundly personal exploration oand power.” Through Emily’s essays, she explores “the culture’s fetishization of girls and female beauty.”
Emily Ratajkowski (Photo by Stephen Lovekin/WWD/Penske Media via Getty Images)
Nearly one year after releasing her book, she touched on the same topics, while looking back at her younger self in the modeling industry and the culture she worked for. “I think all women in film and fashion have an element of that, this feeling of how good-looking you are,” she said during a May 2022 interview with Grazia.
“Now, looking back, there are images of myself, and I’m struck by how young I was. That shocks me. At the time, it just seemed like, ‘Well, that’s what it is,’” she continued. “But now, being older, thinking, ‘Oh my god, I was two years out of high school. I was still a kid!’ That definitely feels a little weird.”
