Amelia Hamlin showed her athletic side Tuesday afternoon as she ventured through New York City with a friend.
The 20-year-old model showed off her taut abs in a black tank top worn under an oversized baseball jersey.
She slipped into a pair of baggy black drawstring pants and some comfy black sneakers.
Sporty: Amelia Hamlin showed her sporty side on Tuesday afternoon as she ventured through New York City with a friend
Ready for the bat: The 20-year-old model showed off her toned abs in a black tank top layered under an oversized baseball jersey
Amelia had a designer handbag tucked under her arm as she strolled down the sidewalk.
She shielded her sultry gaze with oversized sunglasses and let her long brunette hair flow freely.
The influencer wore a colorful beaded necklace and set of beaded bracelets on her right wrist.
When she wasn’t chatting with her companion, Amelia was on headphones and jamming along to some of her favorite songs.
Comfy: She slipped into a pair of baggy black drawstring pants and some comfy black sneakers
On a mission: Amelia carried a designer handbag as she strolled down the sidewalk. She shielded her sultry gaze with oversized sunglasses and let her long brunette hair flow freely
Adorned: The influencer was adorned with a colorful beaded necklace and a set of beaded bracelets on her right wrist
Later in the day, the star took to Instagram to share a sizzling mirror selfie that showed her rocking a pair of Calvin Klein underwear with a t-shirt pulled up to reveal her abs.
Amelia’s low-key performance comes just a day after she revealed her latest collaboration with controversial fashion designer Alexander Wang.
She was photographed at an underwater photoshoot while rocking a pair of bubblegum pink boxing gloves in a photo shared to Alexander Wang’s branded Instagram page on Monday.
The daughter of Lisa Rinna previously showed her support for the 38-year-old designer, who has been accused of sexual assault by at least 11 models, as she walked the runway at his comeback runway show in April.
Sizzling: Later in the day, the star took to Instagram to share a sizzling mirror selfie that showed her rocking a pair of Calvin Klein underwear with the t-shirt pulled up to reveal her abs
Amelia’s striking underwater shoot featured her in a form-fitting, see-through black crop top covered in wavy white text with the designer’s name.
She contrasted the revealing top with a bright pink bra and matching high-waisted panties.
Delilah Hamlin’s sister completed her barely-there ensemble with pink open-toe heels strapped around her ankles.
She wore her brunette locks loose and held out a boxing gloved fist as if trying to punch what appeared to be a thick pink belt that was floating on the surface.
Modeling: Amelia’s low-key appearance comes just a day after she revealed her latest collaboration with controversial fashion designer Alexander Wang
Catwalk star: Amelia previously showed her support for Wang when she walked the runway in a revealing plunging top for his comeback show in Los Angeles in April
Sticking together: The show was a hit with Amelia’s mom Lisa sharing a photo from the runway and captioning it ‘Baby Girl Killing It’ while adding a red heart emoji; seen with Delilah Hamlin (R) in 2019
Amelia’s aquatic attire was relatively modest compared to her edgy all-black ensemble from Wang’s runway show in Los Angeles last month.
She strutted braless in a shocking ruffled, low-cut top that fell below her navel, putting the spotlight on her cleavage and taut abs.
She paired the top with more demure cropped black pants and crumpled black boots.
The show was a hit with Amelia’s mom Lisa sharing a photo from the runway and captioning it “Baby Girl Killing It” while adding a red heart emoji.
Accessed: In December 2020, 11 people, including cisgender men and trans men and women, accused Wang of sexual assault, describing multiple alleged instances of fumbling; seen April
But not everyone was happy about Amelia’s collaboration with Wang, who returned to the stage after a three-year hiatus.
During that time, in December 2020, Instagram accounts DietPrada and S*** Model Management shared posts online accusing Wang of sexual assault.
Male model Nick Ward claimed Wang “waved his hand and grabbed his crotch” in Brooklyn in 2017, while graphic designer Owen Mooney claimed Wang touched his leg and crotch as they were squeezed together at a packed gig that same year .
Several other anonymous sexual assault complaints have been filed against the designer, including claims that he drugged her and pulled down her underwear in public, which he strenuously denied.
“In the past few days, I’ve received baseless and grotesquely false allegations,” Wang said in a statement to Insider. “These claims have been unfairly reinforced by social media accounts notorious for posting defamatory material from undisclosed and/or anonymous sources without any evidence or any fact checking.”
New melody? Wang initially denied the allegations before attorney Lisa Bloom revealed he had met with his accusers and apologized in March 2021; Seen in New York in 2018
“To see these lies about me being perpetuated as truths made me angry. I have never engaged in the described cruel behavior and would never behave as it was alleged,” he added.
Wang concluded by saying he plans to “get to the bottom of this and hold accountable everyone responsible for creating these allegations and maliciously spreading them online.”
But since the allegations first surfaced, the designer seems to have been welcomed back into the community with open arms by several celebrities and fashion icons.
Rihanna appeared in maternity wear designed by Wang, and Kim Kardashian commented “congrats on the great show” on his return in April.
In March 2021, attorney Lisa Bloom, representing the accusers, revealed to The Cut that Wang had met with his accusers, after which he changed his mind and issued a public apology.
“I regret acting in a way that caused them pain,” Wang wrote on Instagram, though he said the parties “disagreed on some details.”
“I will lead by better example and use my visibility and influence to encourage others to recognize harmful behaviors,” he continued. “Life is about learning and growing, and now that I know better, I will do better.”