“I knew being there would be important and I knew some people would find it controversial, but I never expected anyone to talk about why I wasn’t wearing a bra under my tank top,” Ratajkowski now says of the incident, in a new interview with Stellar magazine.

“It was 32 degrees, I was marching through D.C. in jeans; my outfit seemed completely normal to me. And I was there making a political point. Why would people focus on what I was wearing?”

Immediately after theirs arrest, Schumer jumped to her friend’s defence too, with a scathing post on Instagram.

“Emily sacrificed herself fighting to protect women’s rights to choose what they do with their own bodies,” she wrote. “How about we show her the same courtesy and direct some of that toxic energy to the people who deserve it.”

Emily Ratajkowski calls out bra-shaming trolls who targeted her during solidarity protest