Model Emily Ratjkowski Shows Hair On Her Armpits

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Emily Ratjkowski has no complexes and is proud of her body, that's why the model boasts it as it is.

For example, a button: in the September issue of Haper's Bazaar magazine, the actress and designer of swimsuits posed with her arms over her head, revealing what looked like black spots on her armpits but in reality were hairs that the model was not waxed.

Ratajkowski addresses this issue in a story for the magazine, in which the model also talks about sexuality and what it means for her to be feminine.

"Whether I decide to pluck my armpits or let them grow, it's up to me," he wrote. "For me, body hair is another opportunity for women to exercise their ability to choose - an option based on how they want to feel and their association of having or not having body hair."

In her brief, the model admitted that growing hair under her armpits makes her feel sexy, adding that it is her right to do so, according to PEOPLE.

"There is no right answer, no choice that makes me feel more or less feminist, or a 'bad feminist,'" she explained. "In the end, the identity and sexuality of an individual depends on them and on no one else."

But her way of expressing her feminism has not exempted her from criticism. The model admits that the negative comments she has received on social networks for expressing her ideas have taught her to know her audience and improve her controversial statements.

"Let's say the obvious: I am a cis white [gender] woman," said the model. “I am very aware of the privilege that I receive as someone who is heteronormative and I do not intend to act as if my identity has not made things easy for me. With that said, I want to take this opportunity to talk about my experience as a woman."

Ratajkowski told about the experiences that shaped her during her childhood, her path to becoming a woman - and emphasized that being a feminist is having options.

“I am also aware that many of the ways I continue to be sexy are influenced by misogyny. But it feels good, and it's my right. Isn't that what feminism is about, [having a] choice?”He pointed out.