5 Things We Learned About Emily Ratajkowski That Prove She's Cool AF

"I don't sleep with clothes on, so I just get naked, get under the covers, put on Game of Thrones, and relax."

Will Davidson

​Emily Ratajkowski is the ultimate cool girl: relatable, fun, and super, super pretty in that annoyingly effortless way. Since appearing as the topless bombshell in Robin Thicke's "Blurred Lines," the 24-year-old model has launched a full-fledged movie career, starring as Ben Affleck's collegiate lover in Gone Girl, Adrian Grenier's sort-of girlfriend in Entourage, and Zac Efron's love interest in this month's We Are Your Friends.

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But Ratajkowski is also a bona fide style star, appearing as one of the faces of Marc Jacobs' fall campaign and guest-editing the third edition of harper by Harper's Bazaar, where she also revealed just how chill her life seems to be. Here, five things we learned about Emrata that confirmed she's, well, the coolest:

Will Davidson

On her morning coffee run:
"Every day I go to Blacktop Coffee and get this pastry called kouign-amann with my black coffee. I always pretend that I don't know what I'm getting. I'm like, 'Um, hmm, I guess I'll get…a kouign-amann?' They're like, 'Uh-huh.'"
On her clothing cycle: 
"I don't like taking a long time to get ready. I go through the pile of clothes on the floor in front of my closet—I'm such a messy person that it takes me a while to find everything. If I've gotten something recently, I'll wear it for two weeks, then never want to see it again. Two years later, it'll cycle back around."
On her dinner preferences: 
"Dinner is my time to be social and catch up with people. I love this Italian restaurant downtown called Bestia. It's kind of fun, and they have good cocktails and wine. If I'm trying to be a little healthier, there's Café Gratitude downtown. There's amazing sushi at this tiny place called Mako in Little Tokyo. And I also love uni. Anything with uni in it is great for me."
On her fashion inspiration: 
"I was 12 the first time I watched Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid. The sequence where Paul Newman wakes up Katharine Ross and takes her for a bike ride, set to 'Raindrops Keep Fallin' on My Head,' became my cinematic dreamscape. I loved how she looked in that long white dress, contrasted with her hats and slouchy button-ups later on. Katharine has a quiet ferocity: an honest, dynamic personality rare in female characters.​​"
On her nighttime rituals: 
"I chug water and take off my makeup. I don't sleep with clothes on, so I just get naked, get under the covers, put on Game of Thrones, and relax