Emily Ratajkowski
Model, actress, feminist activist, Gone Girl role
Emily Ratajkowski (born June 7, 1991) is an American model, actress, and advocate who has become a prominent cultural figure. Born in London and raised in California, Ratajkowski began modeling as a teenager and gained international attention through music video appearances, most notably in Robin Thicke's 'Blurred Lines' (2013). She transitioned to acting with a breakout role in David Fincher's psychological thriller 'Gone Girl' (2014), earning critical acclaim for her complex portrayal. Since then, she has appeared in various films and television projects, including 'We Are Your Friends' and 'Entourage.' Beyond entertainment, Ratajkowski has become a prominent feminist activist and author, publishing a memoir, 'My Body' (2021), which explores feminism, power, and her experiences in entertainment and modeling industries. She has been vocal about issues of consent, agency, and the male gaze in both film and everyday life. Her Instagram presence and writing have made her influential among younger audiences navigating similar issues. Ratajkowski has also launched business ventures including a swimwear brand, demonstrating her entrepreneurial ambitions alongside her creative and advocacy work.
Entertainment
American
1991
Thinking about the name
Emily
Latin origin
“Derived from the Roman family name Aemilius, meaning 'rival' or 'eager.' Emily rose to prominence in Victorian literature and has remained a beloved classic for generations, striking an ideal balance between timeless elegance and modern approachability. The name conveys intelligence, grace, and a sense of quiet strength.”