Emily Ratajkowski wows in a woolly hat & hot pants as she hits snowy ski slopes
The 34-year-old actress and model paired a woolly hat with hot pants as she stepped out on snowy ski slopes for Kurt Geiger.
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Em was posing for the luxury fashion brand's upcoming winter campaign — but still sizzled by wearing a crop top under her puffer gilet.
In another photo, she wore a huge faux-fur coat over summery clothes.
It is Emily's fourth Kurt Geiger campaign.
Emily looked sensational recently as she stripped off to a black swimsuit.
The model showed off her incredible figure in the plunging one-piece while she was on holiday in the Adriatic near the Mediterranean Sea.
Emily was seen posing for a string of stunning photos from her luxury villa, which included a private outdoor pool.
She smouldered at the camera as she flashed toned legs while strutting around the apartment.
Emily also cheekily put her bottom on display as she took a snap from behind.
Her fans were left blushing as they took to the comment section with gushing messages.
One wrote: "A very sexy lady you are Emily," while a second posted: "Always spectacular."
Emily Ratajkowski rocks the tiniest thong bikini ever on beach in Brazil as model friend applies her sunscreen
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