Emily Ratajkowski risks the world’s wildest tan lines in a series of strappy bikinis

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Emily Ratajkowski packed multiple wraparound bikinis for her recent trip to Greece. emrata/Instagram

Instagram’s bikini queen is back.

Emily Ratajkowski marked the end of July with a sizzling Instagram photo dump, proving once again that she’s her swimwear brand’s best model.

The brunette beauty shared a slew of pics from her recent vacation in Greece, striking poses in both patterned and polka-dotted versions of her Inamorata Las Olas top and bottom.

The top half of the suit features extra-long ties to wrap around your torso, while the loincloth-like bottom can be adjusted for a custom, cheeky fit.

The model showed off patterned and polka-dotted versions of her Inamorata brand’s Las Olas two-piece. emrata/Instagram
Ratajkowski’s chosen swimwear could result in some out-there tan lines. emrata/Instagram
The style star also shared a snap of herself skinny-dipping with a glass of wine in hand. emrata/Instagram
She also had a dance party on the back of a boat. emrata/Instagram

A playful video clip from the upload showed the style star busting a move on the stern of a boat in her skimpy swimwear, a Greek flag flying in the background.

And in another shot, she forwent a bathing suit altogether, skinny-dipping at night with a glass of wine in hand.

Ratajkowski is currently celebrating the sale of her upcoming book, “Mother F—ker,” which was recently acquired for a seven-figure sum in a 12-way bidding war ultimately won by Penguin Press.

The book is based on a viral essay the catwalker wrote for The Cut.

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