Emily Ratajkowski flashes her impossibly flat tummy on NYC outing

Emily Ratajkowski flashed her enviably flat tummy on Tuesday as she stepped out solo.

The 29-year-old model enjoyed a little me time, six weeks after welcoming son Sly with husband Sebastian Bear-McClard.

Emily gave a glimpse of her waistline in a cropped sheer T-shirt with graphic print design along with some high waist jeans.

She wore her long brunette locks pinned up and accessorized with a gold pendant necklace and chunky watch. 

The Gone Girl actress was seen with her beloved pooch Colombo on the outing.

Over the weekend the Blurred Lines video star shared a couple of snaps of her breastfeeding her newborn son wearing a colorful tie-dye shirt.

In the at-home snaps Emily shared a glimpse into her life as a first-time mom, revealing ‘If it seems like I’m always breastfeeding it’s because I am.’ 

At just 11 days postpartum, Emily was ready to show her post-baby body to the world as she displayed her flat tummy while wearing a silky pajama set. 

The snaps on Instagram garnered mixed responses, with some accusing the model of trying to make other moms feel bad about themselves.

Vampire Diaries star Claire Holt spoke out calling the photos ‘annoying’.

‘I try not to be the Grinch on here, but I really wanna say something cos it’s annoying me.’ Claire wrote on a post.

‘If you post a picture of your completely flat stomach 10 days after having a baby and call that body positivity, to me that’s the same as posting a picture of the millions of dollars in your bank account and calling that success positivity.’ 

‘It might be true, but it makes other people feel s**ty about themselves, and it’s not normal, and you’re an outlier, and you’re lucky.’ 

Claire, who welcomed her second child, daughter Elle, in September then shared a photo of her two weeks after giving birth, contrasting with Emily’s flat stomach. 

In her Vogue pregnancy announcement, both Emily and Sebastian had expressed worry about having a daughter due to bodily pressures and having a model for a mom.

‘I do worry a girl will have a lot to live up to as your daughter… That’s a lot of pressure,’ the producer said.

And Emily had added: ‘I think about how women compare one another constantly, doing acrobatic calculations in their heads: In this way I’m similar to her, in this way I’m not; in this way I’m better, in this way I’m not.’

The self-proclaimed feminist and activist announced the arrival of their son Sly on March 8.

‘Sylvester Apollo Bear has joined us earth side. Sly arrived 3/8/21 on the most surreal, beautiful, and love-filled morning of my life,’ she wrote.

The model had maintained that her child would choose his or her own gender when they turned 18, so opted for the non-binary nickname ‘Sly.’