Emily Ratajkowski is turning heads in Rio de Janeiro, and honestly, are we even surprised? The model and actress has been living her best life on the iconic beaches of Rio, flaunting her signature bikini looks and soaking up the city’s natural sex appeal. Because let’s face it—where better to show off a Brazilian thong bikini than in the country that gave it its name?
Emily’s Instagram feed has been a love letter to Rio this week, with nearly 30 million followers swooning over her carousel of snaps. From posing against the dreamy sunset in a barely-there nude bikini to enjoying a beachfront beer in tropical-printed swimwear, Emily’s holiday style is on point. Naturally, she wasn’t shy about showing off her cheeky side—literally. A standout moment? Her tropical-print bikini bottoms paired with a matching top from her Inamorata swimwear line, perfectly blending with Rio’s effortlessly vibrant energy.
But Emily’s connection with Brazil runs deeper than just this vacation. Her swimwear brand, Inamorata, even includes pieces inspired by the country’s bold and sensual energy, celebrating the effortless style that Brazil is known for. From vibrant prints to iconic Brazilian cuts, her designs reflect her admiration for the land of samba, sun, and, of course, string bikinis.
This isn’t Emily’s first Brazilian rodeo. She’s long been a fan of the country, and her post caption, “eu amo o Rio so so much!” makes it clear: the love is mutual. Beyond the bikinis and beaches, Emily has fully embraced her tourist era, snapping pics in front of the Christ the Redeemer statue and indulging in all the city has to offer—from stunning views to delicious local cuisine. She’s also been teasing new Inamorata drops, proving she’s never really off duty, even on vacation.
Emily’s Rio getaway isn’t just another celeb holiday—it’s a reminder of why the city is synonymous with fun, freedom, and fashion. And yes, seeing her rock the quintessential Brazilian thong bikini in the land where sex appeal is practically a birthright? That’s just the cherry on top.