Em Rata on her hot girl summer in racy bikini shoot
The 34-year-old US model and author took to Instagram at the weekend to share a series of photos from her travels in Italy with loved ones, including her son Sly.
The first photo in her post was sure to capture attention as the influencer showed off her figure in a barely-there leopard print bikini while standing on the edge of her villa's infinity pool that looked out to scenic, cliff-side views.
In another photo, Rata wore a different tiny red and blue striped bikini paired with matching hot pants as she enjoyed a yacht day swimming and snorkelling.
She continued her swimsuit parade with a selfie that showed off the front of her plunging leopard print bikini, which she accessorised with dainty gold chain necklaces, Gucci sunglasses and a baseball cap.
Other images showed Rata enjoying a yacht cruise, feasting on seafood and diving into pretty blue waters.
Friends and fans took to the comments section and hyped up the London-born, California-raised star.
'You're so hot,' one fan said.
Another added: 'A gorgeous little piece of perfection.'
'These outstanding pictures go beyond the word beautiful, just mesmerising, especially the opening one of you Em with you're body posed like a life-like temple,' a third fan added. Em Rata stayed at a historic villa in Positano, situated on a beautiful hill of the Amalfi Coast. Credit: Supplied
The photo dump comes shortly after Rata was spotted showing PDA with former lover and entrepreneur Orazio Rispo while swimming off the Amalfi Coast.
While the model recently told Elle UK in June that 'straight men' are not a part of her inner circle, it appears the pair rekindled their romance after they were previously seen kissing in 2022.
In other news, Rata is set to make her screenwriting debut for a new Apple TV+ series that explores female identity and early motherhood alongside Lena Dunham.
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