Emily Ratajkowski bares her pert bosom in a VERY small crop top as she dons lacy underwear and a bright purple wig in racy throwback shot

Published: 09:10 BST, 31 March 2017 | Updated: 10:34 BST, 31 March 2017

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She can currently be seen turning up the heat as she walks her dog while wearing nothing bust lingerie in a racy new commercial for esteemed fashion brand DKNY.

And on Thursday night, Emily Ratajkowski showed that she's long been in the habit of keeping things sizzling, as she shared a raunchy throwback shot on Instagram.

In the image, originally unveiled by LOVE magazine in February 2016, the London-born beauty is seen wearing a red top - which is cropped to above her bosom - as she poses in lacy white shorts and a purple wig.

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Throwback: Emily Ratajkowski turned up the heat on Instagram on Thursday night, when she shared a throwback shot of herself posing in a cropped sweater and lacy shorts

Covering her her boobs in an effort to protect her modesty, the 25-year-old stunner stares provocatively at the camera while showing off her enviably taut abs.

And the snapshot proved to be particularly popular with her more than 12 million Instagram followers, as it garnered more than 400,000 likes in just a few hours.

In her new ad for DKNY, Emily is seen taking her Jack Russell terrier for a stroll through the streets of - while wearing only skimpy black lace lingerie.

Passion for fashion: The London-born beauty stars in a racy new ad for fashion brand DKNY

Wake up! In a commercial, the brunette beauty is seen waking up in bed in her underwear

Woman's best friend: She is affectionately greeted by her dog, who licks her - seemingly as a gesture to be taken out for a walk

Fasten: She promptly fastens her lacy bra as she sits on the crisp white linen adorning her bed

With Dean Martin and Helen O'Connell's easy listening classic How D'Ya Like Your Eggs In The Morning playing in the background, she is seen waking up in her city apartment, wearing just her bra and panties.

She rolls over in her crisp white linen and fastens on a delicate bra as her pet dog barrels over and licks her, seemingly in a gesture to be taken outside.

Emily grabs his leash and heads through the door — all without putting on more than a pair of boots. This garners reactions from everybody she passes.

Keen audience: Emily's pooch keenly watches as he waits for her to finish getting ready

And they're off! She surprisingly steps out of her walk-up apartment in just her black lingerie

Out: Finally, she takes the pup for a walk in just a bra, undies, and boots, stopping traffic

Not so mellow yellow: A Yellow Cab driver soon crashes into another car after seeing Emily

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A handyman changing a light in the hallway of her walk-up apartment building stares in amazement, an older female neighbour gives her a look of disgusted disapproval, and a hunky man climbing the stairs flashes a smile.

When she finally emerges on the streets of Manhattan, she is noticed by a cab driver — who can no longer keep his eyes on the road and soon crashes into another car.

The clip comes to an end with Emily uttering a single line: 'Good morning, New York.'

What a beauty: She recently slipped on a barely there two-piece - all in the name of fashion

Stunner: The 25-year-old showed off her flat stomach and incredibly sculpted body in a patterned suit in an Instagram story

Having focused recent months on her acting career, Emily proved her model prowess was still as strong as ever when she signed on for the campaign.

However, the beauty recently admitted to ES Magazine that her sexy appearance, which has garnered so much attention, can hinder her in scoring certain roles in film.

She explained: 'If you're a sexy actress it's hard to get serious roles. You get offered the same thing that they've seen you in.People are like sheep and they're like 'Oh, that's what she does well.''

'What’s so dumb is that women are 50 per cent of the population and they want to spend money to see movies where they’re portrayed as three-dimensional characters.’