Emily Ratajkowski’s Vintage Skirt and Sneakers Combo Is a Failsafe Spring Outfit

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debuted an autumn-winter collection for Dior which looked as though it had been situated in an Elvis-does-Vegas time warp, introducing humongous Poiret-style fur-collared coats into the rockabilly canon of neon leopard spot.

It wasn’t one of the designer’s most well-known offerings, but it would nonetheless read as pure Galliano: bewitched with all the cold-blooded attitude of an old-world fashion illustration brought to life.Some magazines at the time questioned whether the designer had leaned too far into visual histrionics. “It was, as usual, taken to the absolute theatrical max—which produced only an exhausted sense of been there, done that,” wrote Vogue’s Sarah Mower in her evaluation of the collection. “Fashion, especially now, needs to be astonished by new approaches to creating beauty for modern times.” Fast forward two decades, and seems to have done just that: aligning the bombast of a lime leopard-print skirt with the aesthetics of 2024.Dior autumn-winter 2004Emily Ratajkowski in New York in 2024The model was photographed yesterday afternoon in a bias-cut skirt from that same collection worn with —a low-rise sneaker that will doubtless rival the omnipresence of the Adidas Samba—a padded Loewe handbag and a behemoth Alison Lou ring.

And in the tradition of yet another theatrical fashion mind—i.e. —EmRata’s camisole looked as though it had been scissored into a crop top.

Not bad for someone who Galliano’s newspaper dress for a Jean Paul Gaultier design. (Listen, I’ve done worse…)This article first appeared on By signing up you agree to our (including the ), our and to receive marketing and account-related emails from Glamour.