#emilyrata Archives - Voir Fashion https://www.voirfashion.co.uk Mon, 03 Jun 2024 13:42:46 +0000 en-US hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=5.6.17 Emily Ratajkowski And Good American: Life Is Better In A Bikini – And Prioritising Self-Care https://www.voirfashion.co.uk/post/emily-ratajkowski-and-good-american-life-is-better-in-a-bikini-and-prioritising-self-care/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=emily-ratajkowski-and-good-american-life-is-better-in-a-bikini-and-prioritising-self-care Mon, 03 Jun 2024 13:42:44 +0000 https://www.voirfashion.co.uk/?p=90472 Good American has just dropped their new Summer Getaway edit, featuring Emily Ratajkowski as the face of the latest campaign. The edit aims to market their collection towards the modern woman, with beloved model Em Rata embodying this perfectly. Simple and comfortable shorts, jeans, cover-ups, and swimsuits encourage a message of empowerment towards the purchasers. Whether you’re a mother or working in your dream career, or even both, this collection represents comfort and style in a way that prioritises the simplicity of self-care and taking time for yourself during the summer months.

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]]> Good American has just dropped their new Summer Getaway edit, featuring Emily Ratajkowski as the face of the latest campaign. The edit aims to market their collection towards the modern woman, with beloved model Em Ratajkowski embodying this perfectly. Simple and comfortable shorts, jeans, cover-ups, and swimsuits encourage a message of empowerment towards the purchasers. Whether you’re a mother or working in your dream career, or even both, this collection represents comfort and style in a way that prioritises the simplicity of self-care and taking time for yourself during the summer months. 

https://www.goodamerican.com/en-gb/

In a statement from the brand, Emily shared her own personal views on the importance of self-care: “As a woman who juggles motherhood, a career as a model and creative project, I’ve learned that taking time for yourself is crucial to your happiness and success.” The collection beautifully articulates this philosophy, combining comfort, aesthetic, and versatility to aid in recharging those batteries and prioritising yourself amongst hectic lives that often leaves no time for such activities. Ratajkowski is no stranger to a summery edit, modelling for the Victoria’s Secret summer 2024 and Tory Burch’s summer 2024 ‘Ice Cream Shop’ campaigns. She also launched and modelled for her very own swimwear brand back in 2017, Inamorata. Therefore, her own personal brand surrounding summery clothing and swimwear leaves her as the perfect brand ambassador for this Good American edit. 

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Good American also makes it clear that their brand is for everybody and every body. Their array of brand campaigners, such as WNBA player Angel Reese, plus-size pioneer in modelling Ashley Graham, Victoria Monét, and Lori Harvey – as well as co-founder Khloe Kardashian, encourage a diverse representation with a broad size range going from sizes 00-32. Their clothing aims to encourage empowerment and eradicate the friction around finding the perfect fit. Known for their iconic denim, and expanding into other clothing collections, the brand aims to make women feel more confident in the clothes they wear. 

https://www.goodamerican.com/en-gb/

Emily Ratajkowski states ‘life is better in a bikini,’ but isn’t life better when you begin prioritising and taking care of yourself? 

Written By Bethan Gwynne

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]]> Happy Birthday, Emily Ratajkowski! Our Favourite Looks From The 30 Year Old Model https://www.voirfashion.co.uk/post/happy-birthday-emily-ratajkowski-our-favourite-looks-from-the-30-year-old-model/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=happy-birthday-emily-ratajkowski-our-favourite-looks-from-the-30-year-old-model Mon, 07 Jun 2021 16:34:13 +0000 https://www.voirfashion.co.uk/?p=28168 The A-list celebrity, supermodel, actress, fashion icon, designer, influencer and now mom Emily Ratajkowski is turning 30 today, and we couldn’t be more excited. As she juggles astoundingly well between her professions, she never fails to remind us about her political positions, especially how she stands up for human rights and that we should all be feminists.

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]]> The A-list celebrity, supermodel, actress, fashion icon, designer, influencer and now mom Emily Ratajkowski is turning 30 today, and we couldn’t be more excited. As she juggles astoundingly well between her professions, she never fails to remind us about her political positions, especially how she stands up for human rights and that we should all be feminists. Being an activist herself, both on social media but also participating in women’s marches, she goes against socially constructed taboos like embracing sexuality, and civil rights issues.

She’s made quite the fashion evolution from her 2013 video with Robin Thicke, Blurred Lines, which she admitted having ruined her life. Despite gaining huge popularity from the video, it also made her become the subject of discussion everywhere following her appearance, and she particularly detested how her position as a feminist was questioned rather than being appreciative of her approach to owning her sexuality.

She’s known to be the sex symbol of the decade, and with this look she exudes power and confidence whilst being totally chic.

Her style is very versatile, following the start of her modeling career in 2015 she quickly became one of the most desired models in the world by the biggest brands, walking the catwalks of Versace, Bottega Veneta, Dolce&Gabbana and Miu Miu, just to name a few.

She’s also the founder of her successful brand Inamorata, which means ‘lover’ in Italian: an explosion of 90’s styles and chic, wearable pieces. Not to be forgotten how she’s also a jewel designer, having designed her own engagement ring herself.

From a colorful Versace bliss, to beautiful, patterned dresses, there is nothing she can’t pull-off and her exuberant personality also reflects her eclectic, yet sophisticated style.

Emily cannot be simply referred to as an influencer or socialite: she is a truly contemporary woman, an icon of the time we’re living in, who’s able to reinvent herself throughout the years whilst still being true to herself. We all wish Emily the happiest birthday. Here are our favourite looks from the model, in honour of her 30th.

Words By Tommaso Donati, Get The Look and Graphic By Emily Chapillon

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]]> From Suits to Swords: Everything We can Learn from Celebrity Weddings https://www.voirfashion.co.uk/post/everything-we-can-learn-from-celebrity-weddings/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=everything-we-can-learn-from-celebrity-weddings Wed, 29 Jul 2020 00:00:00 +0000 http://www.voirfashion.co.uk/post/everything-we-can-learn-from-celebrity-weddings/ Celebrity weddings are fascinating for two reasons: the gossip and the grandeur. They’re the perfect cocktail of relatability and distance; occasions when the pop culture monarchs of modern life finally dress the part. Brides look like princesses (sometimes in actual castles) and some, as unofficial British royalty, even wear a tiara. In the A-list sphere […]

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Victoria Beckham, Zoe Kravitz, Zara, Queen Elizabeth, Sophie Turner, Joe Jonas
Victoria Beckham, Zoe Kravitz, Zara, Queen Elizabeth, Sophie Turner, Joe Jonas

Celebrity weddings are fascinating for two reasons: the gossip and the grandeur. They’re the perfect cocktail of relatability and distance; occasions when the pop culture monarchs of modern life finally dress the part. Brides look like princesses (sometimes in actual castles) and some, as unofficial British royalty, even wear a tiara. In the A-list sphere everything – from the glamour to the drama – is ratcheted up a notch. There are designer dresses, star-studded performances, and swords used to cut the cake. The drama is intense: Diplo might show up and leak footage of your private wedding, or Beyonce and Jay-Z might not show up at all. That’s the thrill: it’s all relatable until it suddenly – sensationally – isn’t.

Given the size of the budgets (and the veils), you might think that there isn’t much practical advice to gain from these nuptial extravaganzas. But if celebrities are the tastemakers of our era, there are still lessons to be learned from their megawatt weddings – as long as you know where to look.

Lesson one seems counter-intuitive: it’s not all about the couple. Last year, Zoe Kravitz’s wedding to Karl Glusman was charming in all kinds of ways: the Alexander Wang ballerina dress, the black and white photos which highlighted the couple’s cheekbones (sharp enough to puncture any ego). But the true high point was the picture of Kravitz surrounded by her Big Little Lies co-stars. With Laura Dern smiling in motherly joy, it’s hard not to see the whole ensemble as an alternative cast for Little Women. As much as weddings shine a light on one romantic relationship, they can also celebrate close friendships – your equivalent group might not include Elle Woods from Legally Blonde or Satine from Moulin Rouge!, but the principle remains the same.

Zoe Kravitz, Shaliene Woodly, Nicole Kidman, Reese Witherspoon,
Zoe Kravitz, Shaliene Woodly, Nicole Kidman, Reese Witherspoon images via @zoeisabellakravitz

Lesson two is surprisingly down-to-earth: saving on cost doesn’t mean scrimping on style. A royal wedding isn’t the first place you’d expect to find budgeting tips, but it’s worth noting that Princess Beatrice wore one of the Queen’s vintage dresses for her wedding earlier this month. Vogue calls her decision “wonderfully sustainable” – and who are we to disagree? Even if you don’t go second-hand, you can always go high street – let’s not forget that Emily Ratajkowski famously wore a sunset-orange $250 Zara suit to her registry office wedding in 2018.

Princess Beatrice, Queen Elizabeth, Edoardo Alessandro Mapelli Mozzi images via Getty Images
Princess Beatrice, Queen Elizabeth, Edoardo Alessandro Mapelli Mozzi, Emily Rata, Sebastian Bear-McClard, images via Getty Images, Zara @emrata

On the big day itself, you’ve got to go big. This brings us to lesson three: be bold. The Beckhams wore a matching plum-colored ensemble for their wedding in 1999, even dressing up baby Brooklyn in a purple tiny bib and top hat. He looks confused in the photos, as babies often do – but it’s hard not to imagine that his shocked expression is partly due to the sheer panache of his outfit. And with his own engagement recently announced, all we can hope for is a reprisal of this stellar look (complete with top hat).

Pressure can be the worst kind of killjoy, which is why lesson four is so important: if you can, don’t take it all so seriously. Sophie Turner and Joe Jonas were originally married by an Elvis impersonator in Las Vegas, and she is refreshingly level-headed about marriage as a hallmark of female fulfillment. Speaking to Marie Claire, she says that there’s a “weird misconception that being married is the greatest thing that’ll ever happen to you” and emphasizes that her personal life doesn’t give her the same sense of achievement – or the same “drive” – as her career. You tell em, Sophie!

Joe Jonas, Sophie Turner images via
Joe Jonas, Sophie Turner images via @joejonas instagram

And finally, lesson five: the end of a marriage can be as exhilarating as the beginning. If it doesn’t work out, you can always channel Nicole Kidman after signing her divorce papers from Tom Cruise in 2001. There’s a woman unshackled if ever we saw one.

Words by Jaleh Brazell

Graphics by Georgia Walters

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]]> Social Media Influencers Using Their Platforms to Encourage Social Activism https://www.voirfashion.co.uk/post/social-media-influencers-using-their-platforms-to-encourage-social-activism/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=social-media-influencers-using-their-platforms-to-encourage-social-activism Tue, 28 Jul 2020 00:00:00 +0000 http://www.voirfashion.co.uk/social-media-influencers-using-their-platforms-to-encourage-social-activism/ It is evident that social media now forms part of our daily lives, and therefore its influence in society has become inevitable. Some may see it as a simple way to share imagery and keep up with friends, but it has become much more than that. It’s empowering to think that with something as simple […]

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Koreen Odiney,
Koreen Odiney, Alice Aedy, Stephanie Sheperd, Emily Ratajakowski, Gabrielle Caunesil

It is evident that social media now forms part of our daily lives, and therefore its influence in society has become inevitable. Some may see it as a simple way to share imagery and keep up with friends, but it has become much more than that. It’s empowering to think that with something as simple as your Instagram account you can be the pioneer of a social movement, as done by many of our favourite influencers. Whether it’s about gender equality, self-acceptance, or even climate change you can share your message and encourage many others to do the same.

Here’s a list of the personalities we think you should follow in order to support social causes and use Instagram as a tool for change:

Koreen Odiney@koreen

Koreen Odiney via @koreen instagram
Koreen Odiney via @koreen instagram

Koreen Odiney is a 25 years old multifaceted artist based in L.A and the creator behind ‘We Are Not Really Strangers’ the thought-provoking card game that has been taking over Instagram. The model and photojournalist uses her account to push boundaries when it comes to communication and relationships. Through WNRS she initiated a movement to encourage our generation to start speaking up and leave behind the superficial facade often found and encouraged by social media. Both her personal and business accounts refer to topics varying from self-belief to privilege, and has resulted in the creation of a strong and constructive online community that surpasses a screen and is worth being part of.

Alice Aedy

@aliceaedy

Alice Aedy is an activist in every sense and form. She’s a film-maker and documentary photographer that uses her art to highlight aspects in our society that need our immediate attention and what better way to share it than through social media? The 26 years old is the founder of an online platform that concentrates on the female figures that are shaping our current society, and like her, support causes close to their hearts. By following her account you will be able to keep up with her various initiatives, some focused on climate change like ‘Earthrise’, or the loneliness epidemic affecting our generation like ‘Disconnected’. And even if you don’t know much about these matters we can assure you that you won’t regret following her and her social fights.

Stephanie Shepherd

@steph_shep

You might be aware of @futureearth, the Instagram climate club providing us all with the latest information and news regarding the climate crisis and what we can do to stop it. What you may not know is that one of the faces behind the account is Stephanie Shepherd. The COO of Kardashian West Brands is one of the most active advocates for climate change and humanitarian causes like period poverty, with over 1.5 million followers on Instagram. In a recent interview with Forbes she explained that she considers it her responsibility and privilege to use her voice for a bigger cause and help the ones in need. She is proof that even the provision of a new fact or relevant information can contribute to a bigger change, especially in our digital age.

Emily Ratajakowski@emrata

Emily Ratajkowski is one of the most representative faces of our current media landscape, and no, not just because of her looks. The actress, model, designer, and business owner doesn’t want to be considered as an activist but she definitely fits the definition of one. She considers herself as a citizen who cares, and her willingness and effort to be an active citizen are visible in all of her online content. She has recently been one of the most vocal celebrities regarding Black Lives Matter, encouraging all of her followers to take action and reminding us all that it’s not necessary not to be racist, but we ought to actively be anti-racist. Her account is the source and daily boost of empowerment we all need.

Gabrielle Caunesil

@gabriellecaunesil

Gabrielle Caunesil is another of our favourite personalities at the moment. She is known for her modeling work and vibrant style, but the reasons we love her go far beyond that. The Parisian model uses her Instagram as a personal journal and means of communication with her followers. She shares everything from her values and personal stories, to advice and awareness on social issues. She’s vocal about body empowerment and challenges the concept of ideal bodies, her brand La Semaine Paris is the representation of her respect for sustainability and through her humor and knowledge represents contemporary activism that we should all support. Words by Chiara Ferrari

Graphics by Georgia Walters

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