Emily Ratajkowski looks cheerful while flashing her toned midriff and long legs in denim skirt with thigh-high slit as she steps out for lunch in London

Emily Ratajkowski cut a cheerful figure on Wednesday, as she arrived at Italian restaurant River Café in London for lunch with a pal and her son Sylvester, three. Emily Ratajkowski cut a cheerful figure on Wednesday, as she arrived at Italian restaurant River Café in London for lunch with a pal and her son Sylvester, three The model, 32, couldn't hide her smile as she soaked in the summer sunshine while chatting animatedly to her friend She looked typically stylish for the outing, wearing a cropped black jumper that left her flat stomach on full display The Gone Girl actress completed her trendy look with large gold hoop earrings and a matching chain necklace. Emily teamed it with a denim maxi skirt with a daringly high slit, flashing a glimpse of her toned legs underneath She added a pair of black strappy sandals and toted a dark red handbag for a pop of colour, while carrying Sylvester's coat The Gone Girl actress completed her trendy look with large gold hoop earrings and a matching chain necklace Flicking her glossy dark hair behind her, Emily beamed while hiding her eyes behind a pair of bright yellow sunglasses Her lunchtime outing comes after she put on a daring display at the Gurls Talk fundraising gala on Tuesday night Emily showed off her ample cleavage as she went braless in a plunging black silk dress over the top of red trousers Too Much is a romantic comedy which follows Megan's character Jessica, a New York workaholic in her mid-thirties. It's been a busy week for the mother-of-one, as she arrived in London just a day after being spotted hard at work on the set of Too Much in New York on Monday Emily was seen sporting a shortened bob wig with a fringe, as she filmed scenes with Michael Zegen, 45, on a bench outside of a Brooklyn coffee shop Too Much is an upcoming ten-episode comedy TV series, written and directed by Lena Dunham It was first announced in February that Emily had been cast in a minor role for the show, opposite series leads Megan Stalter and Will Sharpe Too Much is a romantic comedy which follows Megan's character Jessica, a New York workaholic in her mid-thirties While healing from a devastating breakup, she decides to move to London with 'plans to live a life of solitude like a Bronte sister' There she meets Felix, played by Will, and discovers an unusual connection with him despite his many red flags, with the character being 'less Hugh Grant in Notting Hill and more Hugh Grant's drunken roommate' While he's not who Jessica expected to be attracted to, she still 'finds that their unusual connection is impossible to ignore, even as it creates more problems than it solves'