Emily Ratajkowski puts on a busty display in plunging lace dress as she steps out in New York – after sharing sizzling bikini snaps

Emily Ratajkowski put on a head-turning display for a casual stroll through New York City on Wednesday. The influencer – who recently shared sexy bikini photos during her trip to Monaco – donned a cleavage-baring dress and unmissable pair of bright red sneakers as she trekked through the concrete jungle. Emily’s dress contained a plunging neckline and lace detailing that flashed a hint of skin.

She wore her brunette hair down in a silky, sleek style and shielded her eyes with edgy yellow frames.

The Gone Girl actress, 32, also rocked layers of gold necklaces, metallic bracelets, and hoop earrings.

She looked relaxed as she strolled through the Big Apple, at one point running her hand through her silky brown locks.

Emily is back in New York following a recent getaway to Monaco, where she attended the Formula One Grand Prix on Sunday.

But on Monday, she was relaxing by the ocean in her bikini.

She shared a slew of sizzling snaps of herself relaxing by the shore in her sexy swimsuit on Memorial Day.

‘monaco!’ she captioned the post.

Earlier this month, the busy mom sat down for an interview with The New York Times Modern Love podcast and revealed she’s not focused on finding a romantic relationship right now.

Emily – who shares three-year-old son Sylvester with ex-husband Sebastian Bear-McClard – said: ‘I take care of so much in my life.

‘I take care of my son, I take care of my home, I take care of my schedule, his schedule, my career.

‘The burden of the finances is on me and I don’t have a family supporting me financially or any of that,’ she said.

She continued: ‘I often think about how much I want to be taken care of and I experience that with my female friendships in different ways.

‘I have wonderful, wonderful friends who do know when to take care of me and how to take care of me.’

Emily added: ‘It feels really hard to imagine somebody who’s more capable than me or who could understand my needs in that way.’