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- Emily Ratajkowski opened about how motherhood has changed her and how her personal style has developed over the years
- The model and the writer told Älte In an interview published Wednesday, June 18, “I really enjoy being subversive with motherhood” when it comes to fashion
- Ratajkowski is the mother of Sylvester Apollo Bear, 4
Emily Ratajkowski Opens its style development in the wake of motherhood.
Ratajkowski34, told about their school retrieval style in a new interview with Älte Published Wednesday 18 June.
“It’s a bit of a walk to my son’s school now, so I can’t wear heeled shoes, “she told the outlet.” But when I was in the city we lived two blocks from his preschool, and I would often just leave for work from there. At that time I was hosting my filmed podcast, so I would be in an outfit. ”
The model then revealed that she enjoys breaking from the norms for dress in parenting. “Oh, I was definitely dressed compared to them,” she explained. “I think it’s actually one of the ways I really like to be subversive with motherhood. There is so much about what a mother should look like.”
In the accompanying editorial fashion photography, Ratajkowski Bar red leather Prada shorts in pairs with a white floral blouse, also by Prada. She posed in a two -part tan and black striped set, which included a short -sleeved collar snapped top and matching knitted micro -shorts, also by Prada.
On the lid, the model is seen relaxing in the grass in a floral collar 1960s-inspired Prada dress when she keeps a small purple flower on her face.
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The My body The author shares son Sylvester Apollo Bearwhich was born on March 8, 2021 with ex-spouse Sebastic Björn-Mclard. As for her dating life, Ratajkowski told Älte“Not centering men is really wonderful. In general, in our world men have somehow submitted this space, but what I found instead of it is society.”
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She worked out, “I still like men. I only have zero straight men in my life, unless they are a romantic interest. In the hierarchy of need it is at the top of the pyramid, which is nice. (Men is) pleasure and fun, but not part of my core. The rest is the community with other women and queer people.”
