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Emily Ratajkowski fashion, brand, and lifestyle updates

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Throughout late August and early September 2026, model and entrepreneur Emily Ratajkowski continued to document her summer travels and personal life via social media. Following her time in Greece and Mallorca, Ratajkowski shared vacation photos from yacht excursions and beach outings, including moments with her five-year-old son, Sylvester Apollo Bear. Her romantic relationship with French director Romain Gavras remains a focal point of her public updates. On September 2, 2026, the couple was photographed in Rome, where they appeared affectionate while strolling through the city. Later in the month, Ratajkowski attended the 2026 MTV Video Music Awards as Gavras’ guest. She wore a black and red George Troch knit dress with cut-out sides and included subtle tributes to Gavras in her appearance, such as a manicure featuring his initials ‘RG’ and a symbol from his film ‘Sacrifice’. Gavras, who was nominated for his work on the music video ‘Storm II’ by Yung Lean and Gener8ion, wore a cap featuring the same film symbol. Ratajkowski shared her experience on Instagram, noting she attended as a ‘groupie’ for the artists. The couple later visited an after-party at Chateau Marmont. On October 3, 2026, Ratajkowski and Gavras attended the Athens premiere of the film ‘Sacrifice’ at the Onassis Foundation, alongside actor Vincent Cassel. The satirical action-adventure film, which features an international cast including Anya Taylor-Joy and Chris Evans, was filmed in various Greek locations. The film is scheduled for a wide theatrical release in Greece on October 15, 2026. In addition to lifestyle updates, Ratajkowski has maintained momentum regarding her upcoming book, ‘Mother F*cker’, which is expected to explore her experiences as a single mother and her romantic life in New York.

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