Emily Ratajkowski Shows Off Her Plump Lips and Slender Curves in White Ruchied Midi Dress

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Known for her signature plump lips, she’s often seen flashing the flesh in risky gowns and dresses.

But on Monday, Emily Ratajkowski, who’s recently been making waves because of her new book My Body, looked uncharacteristically shy when she attended the WSJ Magazine 2021 Innovator Awards honoring Kim Kardashian.

Emily Ratajkowski with her signature plump lips arrives at the WSJ Innovator AwardsEmily Ratajkowski, with her signature plump lips, arrives at the WSJ Innovator Awards held at the Museum of Modern Art in New York City on November 1, 2021 (Credit: Mega / WENN)

The 30-year-old model, who claims never to have had lip injections, kept things demure in a cream bodycon-style midi dress from the Khaite Resort 2022 collection.

She showed just a hint of her big boobs in the form-fitting dress that highlighted her slender model curves. It features an off-the-shoulder neckline, a knotted bodice, side slits, and an all-over ruching effect.

Emily Ratajkowski keeps it demure in a white ruched midi dress from Khaite's Resort 2022 collectionEmily Ratajkowski keeps it demure in a white ruched midi dress from Khaite’s Resort 2022 collection (Credit: Mega / WENN)

Emily Ratajkowski Embraces Motherhood and Body Positivity

In a recent interview with Elle, the mom-of-one recalled how she felt when she found out she would have a baby boy with her husband, Sebastian Bear-McClard.

“I wanted a daughter initially, but when I found out I was having a son, I was so relieved.”

She explained: “Because I think that it would bring up—I want more children, so it might be something I deal with later—being sexualized way before puberty and being aware of it. I have a memory: I did a sexy move down the wall of my parents’ kitchen. I was probably in first grade and my parents were like, ‘Where did you learn that?’ I was like, ‘I fricking learned it. That’s what women do.’”

Emily Ratajkowski told Elle she was relieved to have a baby boy even though she initially wanted a girlEmily Ratajkowski told Elle she was relieved to have a baby boy even though she initially wanted a girl (Credit: Mega / WENN)

Proving less is more, Emily styled her look with minimal jewelry, including her 18ct gold engagement ring set with 2ct square princess-cut and 3ct pear-shaped diamonds.

She carried her essentials in a slouchy brown leather rectangular clutch from Khaite featuring a sculptural folded base and a gold frame.

Emily Ratajkowski wears bronze eyeshadow with nude lipstick and styles her hair in soft curlsEmily Ratajkowski wears bronze eyeshadow with nude lipstick and styles her hair in soft curls (Credit: Mega / WENN)

As for her beauty look, Emily wore her brunette tresses in soft curls, framing her minimally made-up face. She accentuated her eyes with shimmering bronze eyeshadow and added a swipe of nude lipstick with matching blush.

Giving her look a splash of bold color, Emily slipped her feet into a pair of deep red Manolo Blahnik “Jada” mules.

Emily Ratajkowski adds a splash of color to her plain look by showing off her feet in Manolo Blahnik red mulesEmily Ratajkowski adds a splash of color to her plain look by showing off her feet in Manolo Blahnik red mules (Credit: Mega / WENN)

Available in many more colors at Nordstrom and Farfetch, these leather mules have a classic open-toe silhouette and about 2.8-inch covered heels.

The Manolo Blahnik Jada mules feature a classic open-toe silhouette with short heelsThe Manolo Blahnik Jada mules feature a classic open-toe silhouette with short heels

Emily also opened up about how motherhood shaped her outlook in life and how it changed her relationship with her body.

“I hate the idea that you become a mother and everything changes. It’s something I talk about in the book: You go from child to sex object to mother. But it was one of the most powerful physical experiences.”

“Being in a room and trusting my body—even though there are people around me who say that they know it better than me or that they have a right to it in some way—was hugely impactful,” she added.