Emily Ratajkowski shows her cleavage while she gets chic, a lonely star with a cowboy hat and a blonde wig

Emily Ratajkowski went to see an interpretation of the posh Lone Star State camp when she swayed in Texas, as she showed in Insta Stories.

The 27-year-old donned a black cowboy hat over a huge platinum wig, showing her legs and cleavage in a sequined frilly dress-skirt-bra overall.

Playing her haunting and slender legs in a pair of snakeskin print boots, the model is accessorized with a sparkling necklace and a silver wrap.

Without the wig, she could be seen on her Insta Stories playing billiards in what appeared to be a bar with evocative scarlet lighting.

A few nights earlier in Los Angeles, she attended an evening celebrating the collaboration of contemporary artist Blanda with Adriano Goldschmeid.

The images posted in Insta Stories by Blanda herself, as well as by hairdresser-stylist Raphael SIlerio, showed Emily hobnobbing with the swank guest list.

Meanwhile, Emily recently revealed through her Instagram account that her Inamorata swimwear line is being expanded to include a new collection called BODY.

Emily, who while showing Vogue around her vast apartment in 2015, said she was in favor of a platform to "redistribute wealth in this country," was married last February.

She made a splash with her surprise wedding in the courthouse of producer Sebastian Bear-McClard in New York, wearing a $ 200 Zara pantsuit.

Although they only became a few weeks before the wedding, one source told "Weekly:" Emily has known Sebastian for years. & # 39;

The model and actress born in London reminded Marie Claire last year: "People came after my wedding, like:" Wow. I give him three weeks. "I'm like," What? "

She lamented, "No one can take women seriously in their choices, especially if they are their own and they do not play in the way we think women should get married. It is a constant cancellation.

Emily, who has a penchant for showing off on red carpet and social media, also told Marie Claire that her bads were "the key to my baduality."

The Gone Girl support player told the magazine: "Breasts are funny. They sometimes hurt and sometimes that makes me feel the most powerful. & # 39;

"I remember that there was an article like:" Emily Ratajkowski is the Mozart of Breasts. "What was so bad, is that someone sent it to my father, who sent it to me," she recalls.