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After making headlines recently for (possibly) dating Harry Styles for the past few months, Emily Ratajkowski is back to work and modeling in her latest campaign for Marc Jacobs.
Ratajkowski posed for the brand’s Spring 2023 Monogram collection with a dewy complexion, dampened hair and an edgy dark under-eye makeup look. In one shot, the model sported a white cropped corseted bustier and a light-wash monogrammed denim midi skirt, with white leather opera gloves, black Outline Monogram Medium Tote bag and a silver Barcode Monogram ID Chain necklace.
In another image, the High Low with EmRata podcaster modeled an oversize white button-down jacket with matching wide-legged white trousers, carrying a cream-colored monogrammed top-handle tote. The model posed topless in a different photo, showing off her high-waisted Monogram Denim Pants.
The branded assortment made its debut down the Fall/Winter 2021 runway and now, Marc Jacobs is continuing the logo-centric theme for the Spring season, filled with ready-to-wear choices and accessories paying homage to the label’s core design DNA. The collection explores genderless sartorial expression while celebrating individuality through effortlessly cool streetwear staples with chain patterned Marc Jacobs lettering.
As a longtime collaborator and friend of the house, Ratajkowski first walked for Marc Jacobs in the Spring/Summer 2016 runway presentation and attended the 2017 Met Gala wearing the brand. In February, Ratajkowski sat front row at the brand’s latest runway show at the Park Avenue Armory, showing off a dramatic fringed bob haircut and an archival ensemble from the house.
Ratajkowski arrived wearing a sheer caramel-colored V-neck top, chocolate brown wool straight-legged trousers with a silver zipper detailing and a coordinating cropped jacket with a furry collar from the Marc Jacobs Fall/Winter 2014 collection.
