Emily Ratajkowski joins Nicky Hilton and Ashley Graham at Marc Jacobs show in NYC

Emily Ratajkowski showed off her chic new hair and her stellar figure while making an appearance at the 2023 Marc Jacobs Runway show on Thursday in New York City.

The 31-year-old model looked cozy in a layered all-brown ensemble, even as she showed off a healthy dose of cleavage.

She was joined by a bevy of other celebrities in the audience, including Nicky Hilton — who looked endlessly elegant in an all-black affair — and Ashley Graham, who personified coziness with a voluminous blue sweater dress.

Other famous faces joining the trio at the high-profile fashion show included Blondie singer Debbie Harry, the actress Debi Mazar and Anna Wintour.

Emily stood out among the guests with her striking brown jacket, which featured a thick fuzzy collar and curly strands a brown fur-like material cascading down the shoulders.

She wore the jacket open to reveal the sheer brown ribbed top underneath it.

Emily went bra-free with the shirt, which had a plunging V-shaped neckline, highlighting her prominent cleavage.

She tucked the shirt into her thick brown pants, which hugged her hips and had slightly baggy legs that bunched up a bit around her ankles.

The Gone girl actress paired the outfit with pointy-toed black boots and carried a quilted black handbag slung over her shoulder.

But the real star of the show was her new dark brown bob, which she styled with chic bangs and lustrous, tight waves.

Her casual, risqué look was a significant contrast from Nicky Hilton’s more glamorous outfit, which resembled one of Audrey Hepburn’s iconic costumes from Breakfast At Tiffany’s.

She had on a shiny sleeveless black lace dress that reached down to the ground, which she wore with black heels.

The sister of Paris Hilton matched it with black leather gloves that reached to her upper arms, and she styled her blond hair up into a bun. 

The heiress completed her look with a silver chain around her neck, and she arrived in a furry leopard-print coat with a pink satin lining.

Ashley Graham contrasted Nicky with a splash of color. She looked completely comfortable in a thick baby blue sweater dress with deep ribs running vertically.

The item had puffy sleeves rolled out at the cuffs, and the look put the spotlight on her legs.

The 5ft10in catwalk star elevated her stature in a set of white platform heels, and she wore her brunette tresses tied back in a bun, aside from a set of wavy, lustrous strands that fell down across one of her eyes, which stood out thanks to her cat-eye makeup.

She joined Emily and Nicky in the front row to catch the show while carrying a silver sequin–covered handbag. 

Also making a splash was a youthful looking Debbie Harry of the iconic proto-punk band Blondie.

She swapped out her recognizable blond hair for silver locks that complemented her shining silver double-breasted coat, which featured thick buttons and a belt.

The occasional actress appeared to wear a black dress with black gloves and boots, along with a small black handbag.

By her side was the actress — and friend of Madonna — Debi Mazar. She wore a classy black dress with a thick orange belt buckle and shiny black boots.

The Casino actress stayed warm in what looked like a gray plaid coat with fur lining, and she styled her raven locks up in curls piled on her head.

The two New York City icons posed with CT Hedden, who wore a striking black top and matching balaclava with Marc Jacobs’ name written across it in thick green block letters.

The drag queen had on a matching skirt and frayed fishnet with black platform shoes.

The designer Anne Sui was with them, but she wore a more reserved black double-breasted coat with a white shirt, baggy black pants and chunky black sneakers. 

Posing with Sui was the filmmaker and fashion icon Sofia Coppola, who wore a midnight blue double-breasted coat with a black sweater and jeans. 

Architectural Digest Editor-in-Chief Amy Astley wore baggy black leather pants with a beige top and a long black overcoat with fleece lapels.

Elle Fashion Creative Director Alex White wore a chic blue patterned track suit, while Editor-in-Chief Nina Garcia wore a black sweater with shiny black pants. 

Seated in the front row were Vogue Editor-in-Chief Anna Wintour and Vogue’s Creative Editorial Director Mark Guiducci.

She had on a long black coat over a green-and-white patterned dress, with white boots covered in sequins and a black scarf that reached down to her knees.

Guiducci looked relaxed in a cream-colored turtleneck with white jeans, black boots and a black overcoat. 

The Somali-Canadian model Ubah Hassan highlighted her bust and her taut midriff in a bustier-style white crop top, along with silver pants and pointy tan heels. 

She also had on a gray–blue Marc Jacob’s jacket that was bunched up around her elbows.

The fashion blogger Jessica Wang wore sleeveless white vinyl button-up top that left her flat tummy partially exposed, along with a matching white skirt with a high slit and white open-toe platform heels.

She matched other women at the show with blue leather gloves that reached up to her elbows. 

The influencer Meredith Duxbury was covered up in a sheer long-sleeve gray–blue top with a white sequined bra atop it.

She wore a hastily dyed pink denim skirt and a matching jacket down around her arms.

The fashion influencer Charlotte Groeneveld contrasted her with a black polka dot dress and matching handbag, along with the same white platforms that Ashley Graham wore.

The Marc Jacobs show appeared to focus on casual streetwear intended for wintry climates.

Several models were wrapped up in blanket-like coats and dresses.

Many of the outfits featured earth tones, and even the more colorful looks tended to be muted with a dearth of vibrant colors. 

Jacobs showed off a punk-like edginess to the designs, which seemed appropriate considering that Debbie Harry — a proto-punk icon — was in the audience. 

Jacobs also made an appearance in a black sweater, a matching black skirt and chunky black boots.