Inside Emily Ratajkowski's Swoon-Worthy Street Style — Get The Look

All products featured on OK! Magazine are independently selected by our editors. However, when you buy something through our retail links, OK! Magazine may earn an affiliate commission.

Earlier this weekend, model Emily Ratajkowski made headlines after she was spotted strolling around New York City — sunflowers in tow — sporting an adorable three-piece cream-colored knit set.

Although her monochrome look was enough to provide breezy wardrobe inspiration all summer long, the My Body author managed to achieve something even greater with her Tribeca stroll — inadvertently teaching a master class in accessorizing. Ratajkowski added an extra element of fun with Y2K-inspired jewelry, tapping a cute, chunky necklace and clear sunglasses to cap off the look.

“In high school, I had a serious grunge phase,” Ratajkowski told Grazia last month of her journey. “I was wearing flannels and a little black choker; dresses that were very short but oversized; thigh-high stockings, stuff like that.”

But when Ratajkowski first started her full-time career as a model, she admitted she “felt intimidated by fashion,” and as if “there were so many rules.”

The model cited inner confidence — the kind that comes with age — as what helped her feel more at ease with her fashion sense. “As I grew up and became more comfortable with myself, more of a woman, I was like, ‘This can be fun,’” she shared. “Breaking the rules intentionally, understanding the history of fashion in the way I hadn’t before. Pulling from that.’”

Anthropologie’s English Factory Two-Piece Top and Shorts Set retails for $170 at anthropologie.com.

Free People’s Roxanne Set retails for $128 at freepeople.com.

Blue Nile’s Freshwater Cultured Pearl Cluster Necklace retails for $490 at bluenile.com.

Frasier Sterling’s Custom Lucky You Choker retails for $68 at frasiersterling.com.

Warby Parker’s Haskell sunglasses retail for $95 at warbyparker.com.