Emily Ratajkowski’s look with the Napoli shirt is viral

While all attention is paid to Emily Ratajkowski and to his new one liaison in progress with the singer Harry Styles, the model has decided to mess up the cards and be talked about for another (good) reason. Surprisingly, Emily Ratajkowski showed her Instagram followers a photo of him wearing the Napoli shirt, getting ready to cheer on the team during the Champions League match on April 12, where the Neapolitans challenged Milan.

“I changed my shirt to watch Napoli” writes Emily Ratajkowski as a caption of the Instagram story, where he appears with a motorcycle helmet on his head and wearing a Napoli vintage shirt

, with cut sleeves and the writing a little faded. Details that make one think of a family heirloom, an auspicious T-shirt that the model decided not to throw away, despite her poor condition. Even if the shirt didn’t actually bring luck to Napoli – who lost 1-0 – many wondered if Emily Ratajkowski is really a football fan, while the blue knit look went viral on social media.

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Among the clues, we include the fact that it is not the first time that Emily Ratajkowski lets herself be photographed while wearing the T-shirt of an Italian football club. In 2017 she shared a photo in which she proudly displayed a personalized Roma shirt, with the number 10 and his name on the back. In the same year, Juventus had also created the official shirt for the model, which she also attended as an exceptional guest for the launch ceremony of the new club logo.

On many occasions therefore, Emily Ratajkowski has proven herself a master at Bloke Core, the trend born on TikTok in which you compose your look with a football shirt, bootcut jeans and sports shoes. just like her, even Kim Kardashian loves to flaunt her Italian club T-shirts and just a few months ago, the shot of the influencer with a slightly oversized Roma shirt, from the 1997/98 vintage, made by Diadora and worn, among others, by the icon Francesco Totti and the Brazilian legend made the rounds on social media Cafu. In other words, if you’re a football fan, there’s no better time to wear your favorite team and be super cool at the same time.