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Emily Ratajkowski, one of the models who starred in Robin Thicke's 'Blurred Lines' video, has spoken out about the video shoot and her shock at the nudity involved.
Thicke's smash hit has caused an endless amount of controversy in 2013, being banned by a number of universities and the video slammed for the exploitation of women and huge amount of nudity seen on screen. Now, in a new interview with GQ, model Ratajkowski has discussed the shoot - and lack of 'glamour' on set.
"When I first saw the video, I was like, Oh, Jesus Christ, I’m so naked,” she says in the interview. “Not just naked, but so revealed," she tells the magazine.
"It was my personality. There was no glamour involved. I was just silly and playful and kind of ridiculous - a big dork. And I only let my best friends see that. Or if I’ve had a couple of cocktails."
Ratajkowski also posed for a new shoot for the magazine, proving her experience with Robin Thicke had not put her off her chosen career. See the model, shot by Terry Richardson, below.
The full interview with the model appears in the November issue of GQ.
Below: Robin Thicke brings 'Blurred Lines' to the iTunes Festival
