Emily Ratajkowski’s Gucci GG Obsession

She chose a sleek, sleeveless black midi dress, a deceptive canvas of simplicity. But look closer, my dears, and you’ll find the drama in the details: two audacious, hip-high side-splits that whisper rather than shout. It’s that quintessential Ratajkowski touch—confident, a little irreverent, undeniably chic. Paired with delicate, strappy black sandals, which upon closer inspection, appear to be Gucci’s $1,160 New Bamboo Leather Sandals – the silver bamboo heels a subtle nod to the house’s heritage, a delightful, almost architectural detail.

And then, the bags. Ah, the bags! Not one, but two Gucci GG statements. First, the Gucci Mini GG Handbag, a compact, structured piece, an echo of the classic duffle, rendered in that instantly recognizable all-over monogram canvas. It retails for a cool $1,950, and in her hand, it looked less like an accessory and more like a carefully curated extension of her persona. Later, or perhaps earlier, for such events demand a certain fluidity of accessories, she was photographed with the Gucci Giglio Large Tote Bag. This $2,250 behemoth, as revealed at the Cruise 2026 show in Florence, is not just a bag; it’s a portable ode to artisanal mastery, a history lesson you can carry. The distinctive Web stripe, always a welcome sight, makes it undeniably Gucci.

Her face, framed by loose, flowing hair, was shielded by those perpetually chic Gucci Oval Frame Sunglasses in black – a classic choice, understated yet undeniably glamorous. The setting, LDV at The Maidstone Hotel & Restaurant, merely amplified the air of Hamptons’ understated luxury. Surrounded by guests like Havana Rose Liu and Sarah Pidgeon, Ratajkowski didn’t just attend; she embodied the campaign. She understands that true style isn’t about wearing the brand, but becoming its most compelling ambassador. And in black, with a double dose of GG, she was precisely that. Perfect? Perhaps. Predictable? Never. She simply knows.