In weather like this, most of us throw on a pair of sweatpants or leggings and call it a day, but most of us aren’t Emily Ratajkowski.
In a new DKNY campaign, Emily wakes up, throws on a bra, and casually bounces down the stairs to take her pup for a walk through the (weirdly empty) NYC streets.
She gets disapproving looks from her fur-clad female neighbor, gives a smile (and likely a boner) to some hot guy in a t-shirt, and causes a car crash. All this in 40 degree weather, nonetheless, which Emily took to Instagram to complain/humblebrag about, because life is hard!
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