London calling! Emily Ratajkowski nails winter chic in a black trench coat and an oversized leopard print hat as she departs book signing of My Body
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Emily Ratajkowski nailed winter chic as she exited the book signing of her memoir My Body in London on Monday.
The model, 30, certainly turned the heads of onlookers while departing from Bloomsbury's Waterstones in a chic black trench coat.
She teamed up the trendy number with an oversized furry leopard print hat and slipped her toned legs into a pair of onyx skinny jeans.
Emerging: Emily Ratajkowski nailed winter chic in a black trench coat and an oversized leopard print hat as she promoted her memoir My Body in London on Monday
Strutting her way through the capital in a pair of knee-high charcoal boots, the actress framed her face with a coordinating pair of sunglasses.
Emily gets very candid in her memoir about taking back ownership of her body after beginning her modelling career as a teenager.
The fashionista has been making the media rounds to promote her vulnerable essay collection, which was immediately a New York Times bestseller.
Fashion forward: She teamed up the trendy number with an oversized furry leopard print hat and slipped her toned legs into a pair of onyx skinny jeans
Centre of attention: Strutting her way through the capital in a pair of knee-high charcoal boots, the actress framed her face with a coordinating pair of sunglasses
During a press appearance earlier in the month, the mother-of-one said she would be 'horrified' by another teenager doing the same type of photo shoots she did early in her career.
The acclaimed star has opened up about her first topless shoot when she was just 17, and while she found it 'validating' at the time, she knows she would feel very different now seeing someone go through the same experience.
'I think that I had no sense of what was happening other than that it was validating, and felt really validating for older men who ran a magazine to say, "You're hot,"' she said during the Changes with Annie Macmanus podcast.
'It felt really good to have that. At the time, that's all I focused on. Now looking back, I'm like, "Wow!"' she added.
Wow! The Vogue cover star wore a light blue shirt beneath her ensemble
Gorgeous: Emily exhibited her natural beauty
'I was a child, I actually can visualise that specific picture in my mind and I'm thinking about if I saw a 17-year-old in that way now, I'd be horrified because I can recognise how young I was.
'At the time, it just felt really powerful and cool.
'I think there were things going on under the surface of that that I didn't even realize, was that I was learning to place a lot of value in how desirable I could be to men,' she admitted.
Open book: Emily gets very candid in her memoir about taking back ownership of her body after beginning her modelling career as a teenager
Meanwhile, Emily also talked about her experience during puberty, as she started to develop when she was young and had to deal with conflicting emotions at the same.
She added: 'I think from, like, [age] 10 to 12, I started to feel it at school with other kids, having boobs and under arm hair - it was very scary.
'It both felt exciting because boys paid attention to me but then also they'd make fun of me for having underarm hair.'
Emily noted how her mother let her express herself and 'celebrated' her looks and the way the world saw her.
She said: 'She really was all about letting me dress how I wanted and whatever. I think also she celebrated the way that the world perceived me as pretty and beautiful, which to me says less about her and more about how our world works.
'Of course you'd want your daughter to be attractive because you know that they might have an easier life.'
Shocking: During a press appearance earlier in the month, the mother-of-one said she would be 'horrified' by another teenager doing the same type of photo shoots she did early in her career
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