Emily Ratajkowski Has Appropriate Response To A Stranger's Rude Remark
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A random man passing the model on the streets of New York City apparently felt the need to comment on what she was wearing.
It seems a random dude in New York City has not adopted the “mind ya business” mentality yet — but Emily Ratajkowski sure has.
On Tuesday, the model decided to hit the streets of the Big Apple wearing a gray tank top, black bottoms and a pair of glasses, as seen in this photo of her walking her adorable dog:
Sure, there’s cleavage and a little exposed hip bone action going on, but in a city that once hosted a No Pants Subway Ride day every January, Ratajkowski’s look was not extreme.
Still, according to a social media video that Ratajkowski posted, it seems that one passerby felt her outfit was way too revealing, and decided to inform her of his disapproval.
“Girl, put on a shirt,” the rando can be heard telling the “My Body” author as she walks down the sidewalk.
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