15 of Emily Ratajkowski's most daring outfits, ranked from least to most stylish

According to GQ Australia, Ratajkowski arrived at the event wearing a checkered turtleneck – unbuttoned halfway down – and a layered skirt designed by Paco Rabanne.

While mixing patterns can be dynamic, in this case, it's a bit distracting. Ratajkowski had minimal accessories and makeup, likely to let the outfit speak for itself.

Let's be clear: Ratajkowski could walk out of her home in a paper bag and look incredible, so this outfit is no expectation for her.

However, considering all the fashion risks Ratajkowski has taken over the years, she could have done more with this bikini and fishnet dress to fit into the party's 1970s theme.

The model wore a black, off-the-shoulder gown and matching heels to the gala. The high slit gave the timeless dress a modern twist, but the outfit could have used an extra push by adding more jewelry or stepping away from the natural makeup look.

Ratajkowski would have also looked amazing with an updo to really amplify the off-the-shoulder feature.

The outfit, designed by Peter Dundas, featured a flowing ruffled train, a cut-out top, and lots of lace. Each individual piece was interesting, but when worn together, it felt a tad jumbled.

Ratajkowski wore the dress, designed by Julien Macdonald, to the Harper's Bazaar's Icons party in 2016. While the dress caused a stir six years ago, from a 2022 perspective, plunging necklines are now visible at most celebrity events.

If anything, the outfit may have benefited from a statement jewelry piece or a small purse.

Ratajkowski posed for photographs ahead of the party, where she was pictured wearing a floor-length yellow gown with silver accents and matching silvers heels.

Compared to Ratajkowski's other outfits, this yellow gown felt like a safe choice that was both sexy and fashionable.

Ratajkowski's Versace dress was first worn by supermodel Yasmeen Ghauri in 1992, Vogue reported. Although the gown fit the Met Gala's theme, "In America: An Anthology of Fashion," the array of colors, layers, and textures felt overwhelming.

As Insider's Samantha Grindell and Anneta Konstantinides noted, the gown's train wasn't visible in most pictures and didn't translate from the runway to the Met Gala.

Ratajkowski's sheer Miu Miu floor-length gown embodied business in the front and party in the back. The front of the spaghetti-strap gown used sheer, textured fabric.

The gown included a slit in the back, starting at the upper thigh. Ratajkowski completed the ensemble with stiletto heels and a belt to cinch her waist.

Ratajkowski attended the coveted event in a strapless black gown that was form-fitting on the top, but loose and flowing on the bottom. The gown's bottom also featured intricate designs that helped add a stylish element.

The silver jewelry was a nice touch, and Ratajkowski pulled the look together with a matching clutch bag.

The theme for the 2016 Met Gala was "Manus x Machina: Fashion in an Age of Technology." Ratajkowski attended the event in a black and white gown designed by Prabal Gurung.

The dress was daring, with a high slit and an open back, but Ratajkowski's smokey eye makeup and dangling earrings made the ensemble look elegant.

Many outfits stunned at the 2020 Vanity Fair Oscar after-party, but Ratajkowski may have walked away with the crown. The outfit was designed by Christy Rilling Studio and Inamorata, a clothing company created by Ratajkowski.

Her dress was simple, with a white bandeau top and matching skirt, but the midriff-baring outfit signaled the return of Y2K fashion.

The Zoe Report reported that Ratajkowski's orange and sparkling black skirt, split down the middle, was designed by Giorgio Armani Privé. The orange top was held together with a sheer panel across the front.

While Ratajkowski has worn more revealing outfits, the pop of color on the top and the column skirt is a win. She finished the look with several rings and smokey makeup.

In addition to the black ruffled catsuit, Ratajkowski wore a satin gown featuring a high slit designed by Simona Barbieri, according to E! News. While the gown is absolutely gorgeous, the chunky necklace designed by Bulgari made the outfit stand out.

Ratajkowski also debuted a different beauty look by pulling her hair into a sophisticated updo, allowing her dress and jewelry to get the bulk of the attention.

The geometric shapes included in the dress' design were mesmerizing as it glittered under the lights. Ratajkowski is known to wear strapless tops, but the gown's collar allowed her to skip the neck jewelry without missing a beat.

The gown featured cutouts along Ratajkowski's hips, staying true to her typical style. Ratajkowski paired the gown with gold earrings and matching heels.

Ratajkowski stunned in a haltered naked dress designed by Peter Dundas.

The Met Gala prompts many opinions each year, but Ratajkowski's ethereal gown and headpiece rose above the noise. Harper's Bazaar reported that the headpiece included strands of crystal draped ear-to-ear.