Emily Ratajkowski prowls on all fours in a torn bikini as she transforms into screen legend Raquel Welch
The 27-year-old modelled the actress' iconic look from 1966 film One Million B.C.
EMILY Ratajkowski put on a typically sizzling display when she transformed into Raquel Welch for Halloween.
The model, 27, slipped into the a bikini just like the actress’ iconic torn two piece and prowled around on all fours in a string of sexy posts, shared to her Instagram.
The catwalk queen showed off her incredibly toned figure in the ripped look, formed of nothing but a bra and tiny mini skirt.
Styling her hair into a bouffant and adding a smoky eye, Emily paid perfect homage to the screen icon as she struck a number of sexy poses for the camera.
The model was emulating Raquel in 1966 flick One Million B.C, which shot her to sex symbol status due to her saucy doe-skin outfit.
Emily has become known for her sizzling Instagram snaps after starring in Robin Thicke’s Blurred Lines music video.
However she has turned her attention to acting in recent weeks, and is currently anticipating the release of her new thriller Welcome Home.
The steamy flick follows Emily as Cassie, as she spends a weekend in the Italian countryside with her boyfriend Bryan, played by Breaking Bad’s Aaron Paul.
Yet things soon take a sinister turn when the pair soon become victims of the homeowner’s sinister plans.
Emily, who has also starred in big hitters Gone Girl and We Are Your Friends, has said she’d like to work on more films in the future.
She told last month: “I would love for more acting and the biggest struggle at this moment is finding projects that really speak to me and that I really feel excited about.
“I feel that there is some female narrative but a lot of them aren’t actually true stories about women. They’re just man stories with a woman in it.
“I think finding the right projects that really get me excited. And I don’t mean the big studio movies with this director or that director, but things that are fun.”
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