Emily Ratajkowski wore a very thin slip dress on Friday, showcasing her toned curves as she went through New York.

The 31-year-old model, who never fails to turn heads with her looks, made the most of the balmy springtime weather in New York City.

Beneath the sheer dress with a black, tan, and white Burberry tartan, she seemed to be wearing nothing but a black bra and underwear.

The seasoned runway model wore her brown hair straight and long, with curtain bangs up front.

With a natural pink lip, the Californian beauty’s makeup looked wearable during the day.

Curves: On Friday, Emily Ratajkowski, 31, showed off her toned figure as she walked about New York City in an incredibly thin slip dress.Underneath the sheer dress with a black, tan, and white Burberry tartan, she seemed to be wearing nothing but a black bra and underwear.

Chic: She added a gold nametag necklace and a pair of gold hoops earrings as accessories.

She added a gold nametag necklace and a pair of gold hoops earrings as accessories.

The Gone Girl actress accessorized her ensemble with western boots and dark sunglasses in addition to a little brown leather shoulder purse.

With her 30 million followers, the well-known cover model has started to branch out and develop sources of income and influence outside of the runway.

She has teamed up with upscale Mirror Palais to produce a line of swimwear under her Inamorata brand.

Due to high demand, certain items in the collection had sold out and have to be replaced.

Inamorata said on Instagram Friday morning, “Your favorite set is back in stock,” alongside pictures of herself sporting booty shorts with green trim and a white baby tee.

“Get your preorders in for our highly sought-after Mirror Palais x INAMORATA collection now.”

On a recent edition of her High Low with Emrata podcast, the single mother, who has a two-year-old son named Sylvester with her 42-year-old ex-husband Sebastian Bear-McClard, posted a footage of her conversation with comedian Hannah Berner, 31.

Boots: The Gone Girl actress accessorized her ensemble with western boots and dark sunglasses in addition to a tiny brown leather shoulder bag.

The conversation covered a wide range of subjects, including whether or not one should marry for money, and was captured on camera in front of a New York audience.

The Giggly Squad member remarked, “I feel like Gen Zs really decenter men from their life.”

Yes, Emily acknowledged, “they do,” but they’re always saying, “get the bag girls,” as if you have to at least secure the bag—get the supper, get the—because guys would never give you anything.

And I’m not sure because I’m in my forties and I see friends who married for money regret their decision.

You just cannot rely on the money because, let’s face it, first of all, the economy is poor and these men are losing their money.

“Those crypto kings, they’re trembling,” Hannah said.

“But even the stock market, honey—like, they’re shaking in their boots,” the My Body author went on.

The humorous woman continued, “To give my best friend Paige’s mother credit, her favorite saying was “If you marry for money, you will work for the rest of your life.” How strong is that?

Emily also acknowledged that she was considering a career in stand-up comedy, particularly after watching Hannah perform live.