The 25-year-old model earns mixed reactions from her neighbors she passes in the hallway as she leaves her room to take her dog for a stroll in the matching black bra and underwear set.
- Mar 14, 2017
AceShowbiz - Emily Ratajkowski is not your typical dog walker. The 25-year-old model turns head when she steps out in New York City streets in lacy black lingerie while walking a dog for DKNY's latest lingerie collection.
In a video campaign shares by the brand, Emily emerges from her NYC apartment to take her dog for a stroll. She looks totally confident as she leaves her room in the matching black bra and underwear set. She grabs a cup of coffee as she earns mixed reactions from her neighbors she passes in the hallway.
A handyman, who changes a light in the hallway, stares in amazement, while an older female neighbor gives her a look of disapproval. A hunky boy, meanwhile, flashes a flirtatious smile when Emily passes him by.
Once she finally steps out of her apartment, Emily's enviable curves cause things a little bit messy. A cab driver, who can't keep his eyes on the road, crashes into the car in front of him. "Good morning, New York," the "We Are Your Friends" actress cheekily says to the camera towards the end of the clip.
In some photos for the campaign, Emily strips down to a lacy floral bra which exposes her ample cleavage and slender body. Paired with matching briefs, the actress flaunts her flat tummy with just a crisp white shirt casually draping across one shoulder.
In another shot, the "Blurred Lines" babe trades the floral bra for a black bra and stockings to show off her leggy figure as she poses seductively on a bed. She also dons a semi-sheer black slip while posing on a table with her legs spreading wide apart.
"I have never been one to shy away from expressing my individuality -- DKNY has always been about supporting strong, self-assured women and that is a message very important to me," the model said of the brand in a press release. "I've always been a fan of the brand and this intimates campaign and film are a natural fit."
