'I'm at my most comfortable naked - Emily Ratajkowski

She's never been afraid to flaunt her sensational physique. So it came as no surprise to hear Emily Ratajkowski described herself as being her 'most comfortable' whilst naked.

Starring in DKNY's Spring 2018 Intimates campaign, the 26-year-old U.K born American super model Emily Ratajkowski, sizzled in an array of scanty lingerie whilst making a series of candid confessions.

Highlighting her incredible physique, the Gone Girl star dazzled in a dusty pink bra and briefs set that complemented her tanned and toned figure.

Emily also ensured her ample cleavage would take centre stage as she writhed around on top of a bed in a black bralet set.

Proving that she can still turn heads without baring all, Emily also sizzled in satin pyjama sets as she posed up a storm in the video.

Despite boasting an enviably toned physique, Emily revealed that she doesn't restrict herself to constant dieting as she was seen tucking into pizza.

Reeling off a list of facts about herself, she continued: 'I like to make my own choices. I live life on my own terms... I feel the most comfortable naked at home – are you surprised by that?

'I don’t hold back. I don’t take any s**t – neither should you. I’m extremely persistent. I’m a really terrible singer. It’s ok not to fit into someone else’s box

'I’m my own superhero – you are too. We are all capable of way more than we realise. I’m complicated… secretly romantic… vulnerable… bad texter…never get back to anyone… real… silly

Speaking to Closer, the TV personality reasoned: 'It's bulls**t. It's setting feminism back years - feminism is about gender equality and women's rights and there is nothing empowering about flashing your boobs. They're hijacking the feminist movement and wrecking it for everyone.

'Emmeline Pankhurst and the Suffragettes did no risk their lives so that Kim Kardashian and Emily Ratajkowski could get their t**s out.'

Emily shot to stardom in Robin Thicke's controversial Blurred Lines video back in 2012 and has since set her sights on a movie career landing roles in Entourage, We Are Your Friends and Gone Girl.

'Now, it's the bane of my existence. When anyone comes up to me about Blurred Lines, I'm like: "Are we seriously talking about a video from three years ago?"'