Emily Ratajkowski Is Bringing Back Low

Low-rise pants are officially back in style, as Emily Ratajkowski's recent 'fit has confirmed.

Ahead of her 32nd birthday on June 7, the model hit the streets of New York City with a few of her friends for a fun night out. While all three were dressed to the nines, Ratajkowski's 2000s-inspired outfit certainly grabbed everyone's attention.

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Ratajkowski was photographed during the early morning hours of Sunday, June 4, wearing a vibrant pair of low-rise striped trousers–and according to our research, the wild pants in question are actually rainbow-striped patchwork suede leather trousers straight from Dolce & Gabbana's 2002 vault (which now retail for about $437).

The mom of one kept her pants as the star of the show, adding a white tube top and a set of metallic gold Jimmy Choo square-toe heels to complete the ensemble. She kept the outfit on theme by choosing to only accessorize with a chunky silver charm necklace, a few rings and a silver chainmail shoulder bag designed by Paco Rabanne.

As for her glam, she opted for a more up-to-date style that included a nude lip color, red eyeliner and a lot of peach-toned blush to help her achieve TikTok's viral "sun-kissed" makeup trend.

The new photos are just further proof that EmRata is capable of making anything she wears look good–even if it's just as simple as a red bikini or something a little more out-there like a short choppy pixie cut and now, low-rise statement trousers.

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