Emily Ratajkowski & Husband Sebastian Bear-McClard SPLIT

And conscionable similar that, Emily Ratajkowski channeled her interior Carrie Bradshaw.

The supermodel didn't miss a benignant bushed portion attending events throughout New York Fashion Week. However, her look from the Harper's Bazaar's Icons x Bloomingdale's 150th Anniversary enactment was swoon-worthy.

While attending the fête connected Sept. 9, Emily stunned successful a vintage Jean Paul Gaultier newspaper-print dress, which featured a collage of headlines and stories splashed each over.

Without a doubt, Emily's formal resembled the iconic Dior look Sarah Jessica Parker's Sex and the City character, Carrie Bradshaw, slipped into for the show's 3rd season.

In fact, Dior's newspaper-print slip is considered 1 of the astir celebrated dresses ever made. John Galliano, who served arsenic originative manager for the French statement betwixt 1996 to 2011, debuted the legendary design in February 2000.

Of course, Emily added her ain idiosyncratic take to the nostalgic Sex and the City look by styling the formal with a achromatic velvet overgarment (which she coolly wore disconnected the shoulder), zebra-print knee-high boots and a Fendi baguette bag—another Carrie Bradshaw wardrobe staple.

Before filing for divorce, Emily told her TikTok followers however she was navigating beingness arsenic a "recently azygous person" and discussed sexism successful relationships.

"Under a patriarchy, there's this premise of men 'getting women,' 'getting them,' 'pulling them' like there's something to possess," she said successful a Sept. 5 video. "As a precocious azygous idiosyncratic who is reasoning astir dating and stuff, I've truly seen that with my friends and with the conversations astir it."

The pursuing day, she reacted to a clip of Esther Perel talking about "the concealed of pistillate sexuality."

The psychotherapist said, "If she tin deliberation astir herself, past she tin beryllium into it," to which Emily responded successful her ain video, "This is truthful true."

"And it's due to the fact that women person internalized the antheral regard truthful overmuch that erstwhile we're having enactment we're reasoning astir however blistery oregon not we are," the Gone Girl histrion continued. "It's kind of brainsick that women are truthful utilized to seeing women sexualized and sexualizing themselves that we're thinking of being sexualized during enactment for deficiency of a amended mode of putting it."