Emily Ratajkowski put her curves on display in a figure-hugging maxi dress, which completely exposed her back, while exploring the Amalfi Coast.
In the 30-year-old model’s latest Instagram post, uploaded on Tuesday, she can be seen taking in the breathtaking views of one of Italy’s cliffside villages.
As she posed in her skintight pink frock with a darling thigh-high slit, the new mom let her bouncy brunette locks cascade freely down her back.
Vacation mode: Emily Ratajkowski put her curves on display in figure-hugging maxi dress, which completely exposed her back, while exploring the Amalfi Coast
She accessorized her chic watercolor print ensemble with a pair of nude sandals and brown handbag with a ruched leather handle.
In one of her stunning snaps, she faced the colorful pastel houses stacked atop each other as well as the crystal clear ocean full of boats and yachts.
Her dreamy trip comes just one week after she opened up about receiving negative comments on her social media after being told she’s a ‘sh***y mother’ by trolls.
Tourist: In the 30-year-old supermodel’s latest Instagram pictures, uploaded on Tuesday, she can be seen taking in the breathtaking views of one of Italy’s cliffside village
Taking to Instagram stories, the beauty compared herself to Britney Spears, whose parenting skills were criticized in the media when she became a mother in her 20s.
‘We are all reflecting back on shaming Britney and calling her a bad mom when she drove with her baby in her lap. We talk about how we have to ‘do better’ as a culture.’ Emily began in her post.
‘Meanwhile my comments are filled with awful remarks about how I don’t deserve to be a mom. Shame on you all,’ she fired.
Stylish: As she posed in her skintight pink frock with a darling thigh-high slit, the new mom let her bouncy brunette locks cascade freely down her back
Ratajkowski concluded: ‘I don’t care if you hate me or hate celebrity (or just hate women) but it’s incredibly scary to become a parent and nobody deserves to be told by strangers that they’re a sh***y mother.’
Last month Emily got backlash for photos showing her holding her son Sylvester, who she welcomed with husband Sebastian Bear-McClard in March, in an awkward way while posing in a bikini.
‘That’s not how you hold a baby @emrata – and your millions of followers shouldn’t be encouraged to do the same. Happy to give you some tips if you need them.’ Piers Morgan tweeted at the time after the image sparked scrutiny.
‘My comments are filled awful remarks about how I don’t deserve to be a mom. Shame on you all,’ Emily wrote last week
Sparking outrage: Last month Emily was criticized for photos she shared of herself on a vacation when people picked on how she held her baby
After the backlash Emily turned off the comments in her post.
Meanwhile, ahead of becoming a mom, the swimwear model revealed she felt ‘really lucky’ to be expecting a baby.
She said: ‘I’ve never really understood what it would be like to make a family and growing a family is an amazing eye opening experience and I feel really lucky.
‘I don’t know what motherhood is going to be like of course because this is my first time and everyone has such different experiences and perspectives. So, the best thing to do is just trust in the process and take each day at a time and then see where this ride takes me.’
Doting parents: The model is seen with husband Sebastian Bear-McClard, son Sly and dog Colombo, in NYC June
However, Emily also previously admitted she found pregnancy ‘lonely’.
She explained: ‘My husband likes to say that ‘we’re pregnant’. I tell him that while the sentiment is sweet, it’s not entirely true. I resent that his entire family’s DNA is inside of me but that my DNA is not inside him.
‘It just seems unfair,’ I say, and we both laugh. It’s kind of a joke, but there is truth behind it. Pregnancy is innately lonely; it’s something a woman does by herself, inside her body, no matter what her circumstances may be. Despite having a loving partner and many female friends ready to share the gritty details of their pregnancies, I am ultimately alone with my body in this experience.’
Motherhood: Emily welcomed son Sylvester in March