Cara Jocelyn Delevingne, born August 12, 1992, in London, is an English fashion model, actress, and musician, and the defining crossover face of the 2010s: the model who made personality the product. In an era when runway casting still prized blankness, Delevingne arrived with heavy, unapologetic brows, a comedian’s elastic face, and a tomboy-aristocrat charge that read instantly on camera and refused to switch off backstage. The camera loved the contradiction. She could hold the line of a Burberry trench with total seriousness for Mario Testino, then cross her eyes for the street photographers thirty seconds later, and the industry discovered that the second image sold the first.
Cast by Christopher Bailey in Burberry’s Spring/Summer 2011 campaign before she had walked a single show, Delevingne debuted on the Burberry Prorsum runway at London Fashion Week in February 2011 and compressed a decade of career into the four years that followed: fifty-show seasons, Victoria’s Secret slots, Karl Lagerfeld’s Chanel pageants from Linlithgow Palace to the Grand Palais (whose Spring 2014 couture show she both opened and closed), contracts with TAG Heuer, YSL Beauté, and Rimmel London, and Model of the Year at the British Fashion Awards in 2012 and again in 2014. Then she did the thing supermodels are not supposed to do at twenty-two: she stepped back, on the record and on her own terms, and built the acting career (Paper Towns, Suicide Squad, Carnival Row, Only Murders in the Building) that most models never manage, and a stage and music career that almost nobody does.
Delevingne remains one of fashion and entertainment’s most-followed figures. Sober since late 2022 and candid about it, she made her West End debut as Sally Bowles in Cabaret in 2024, premiered the A24-acquired Club Kid at Cannes in May 2026, and in April 2026 announced the project she says she has feared and wanted the longest: a solo music career, launched with the singles “I Forgot” and “Out of My Head” and a first headline tour across Europe, the UK, and North America, with Rag & Bone shadowing the tour as the face of its Fall 2026 campaign.
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Quick Facts
| Real Name: | Cara Jocelyn Delevingne |
| Profession: | Fashion model, actress, and musician |
| Born: | August 12, 1992 |
| Age: | 33 (as of 2026) |
| Birthplace: | Hammersmith, London, England |
| Nationality: | British |
| Height: | 173 cm (5 ft 8 in) |
| Modeling Type(s): | Fashion and runway |
| Discovered / Path In: | First shot at age ten by Bruce Weber for Vogue Italia; signed to Storm Management in 2009 after leaving school; cast by Burberry’s Christopher Bailey for the Spring/Summer 2011 campaign while working part-time in a fashion website’s office |
| Runway Debut: | 2011, London (Burberry Prorsum Autumn/Winter show, London Fashion Week) |
| Agency / Representation: | Storm Management, London (mother agency from 2009; stepped back from full-time modeling in 2015); talent management via Ocean Avenue Entertainment, per trade reporting |
| Known For: | The bold brows that reset 2010s beauty standards; the Burberry campaigns; Lagerfeld-era Chanel; back-to-back Model of the Year wins; the model-to-actress-to-musician crossover |
| Notable Campaigns & Covers: | Burberry Spring/Summer 2011; My Burberry 2014 (with Kate Moss); Chanel Paris-Salzburg 2014/15; Vogue US, July 2015; Burberry Her 2018; Rag & Bone Fall 2026 |
| Awards: | British Fashion Awards Model of the Year (2012, 2014); three Teen Choice Awards (2015–2016); Screen Actors Guild Award ensemble nomination (2023) |
| Zodiac Sign: | Leo |
| Relationship: | Partnered with musician Minke (Leah Mason) since 2022 |
| Years Active: | 2002 to present (first editorial at age ten; professional career from 2009) |
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Early Life & Education
Cara Jocelyn Delevingne was born on August 12, 1992, in Hammersmith, London, and raised in Belgravia, the youngest daughter of property developer Charles Hamar Delevingne and Pandora Delevingne, a personal shopper and fixture of London society. The family tree is practically a media dynasty: her maternal grandfather, Sir Jocelyn Stevens, was a publishing executive who later chaired English Heritage; her great-grandfather Hamar Greenwood sat in Parliament; her godmother is Joan Collins and her godfather the Condé Nast executive Nicholas Coleridge. Her older sister Poppy modelled first, and the fashion world knew the surname before Cara ever stood in front of a professional camera. She has been frank that the access was real, and equally frank that access books a casting, not a career.
The polish concealed a harder childhood than the postcode suggested. Delevingne has spoken publicly about growing up around her mother’s addiction, about the depression that hit her at fifteen, and about the dyspraxia that made school a grind. She attended Francis Holland School in central London until sixteen, then moved to Bedales in Hampshire to concentrate on drama and music, and left in 2009 without finishing. Her first modelling job had come at age ten, an editorial for Vogue Italia shot by Bruce Weber alongside Lady Eloise Anson, but the professional start was slower and less gilded than the anecdote implies.
Signed to Storm Management in 2009, the London agency founded by Sarah Doukas, Delevingne worked for a year before booking a paying job and went through two full seasons of castings without landing a show, shooting ASOS catalogue work and answering phones part-time in the office of a fashion website to stay afloat. That office is where the career turned: Burberry’s chief creative officer Christopher Bailey saw her, and instead of a casting slot he handed her the house’s Spring/Summer 2011 campaign, shot by Mario Testino, before she had ever walked a runway. The order of events became her origin myth. Most models walk their way into a campaign; Delevingne was a campaign face who then had to learn to walk.
Career Highlights and Milestones
The Burberry campaign dropped in January 2011 and the catwalk debut followed a month later, at the Burberry Prorsum Autumn/Winter 2011 show at London Fashion Week. By September she was opening and closing Burberry Prorsum’s Spring/Summer 2012 show, the runway’s conferred double, in her first year of walking. The early 2012 season made her unavoidable: a Chanel haute couture debut at the Grand Palais in January, nine shows in one New York week, and a Paris run that ended at Chanel, where Karl Lagerfeld took one look and adopted her. “Cara is different. She’s full of life, full of pep,” he told Elle that season, and the relationship he began there ran the rest of his life: the Métiers d’art pageant at Scotland’s Linlithgow Palace and the Cruise show in Singapore in 2013, the Spring 2014 haute couture show she opened and closed, and the Paris-Salzburg 2014/15 campaign, for which Lagerfeld cast her opposite Pharrell Williams in his short film Reincarnation and let her sing on the soundtrack.
What made the run remarkable was less the volume, though the volume was absurd (more than fifty shows in the Spring/Summer 2013 month alone, plus Victoria’s Secret in 2012 and 2013), than what she was selling. Fashion in the early 2010s was emerging from a decade of deliberately anonymous casting, and Delevingne’s face refused anonymity: the brows nobody plucked, the goofball backstage persona, the Tumblr-era fluency that made her, by 2013, the most googled figure in fashion and the most re-blogged model on the platform. Editors called it personality; the industry balance sheets called it reach. The contracts followed the reach: TAG Heuer signed her in January 2015, YSL Beauté and DKNY campaigns ran the same year alongside a Mango campaign shot with Kate Moss, and Rimmel London made her a brand ambassador in April 2016. The British Fashion Awards named her Model of the Year in 2012 and again in 2014, the year Forbes ranked her sixth among the world’s highest-paid models.
Then came the pivot that defined her more than any cover. Her profile quietly came off Storm’s board in June 2015, psoriasis flare-ups during show seasons became public that August, and in a 2016 essay for Time she described the burnout behind the headlines, pushing back on the “quit modelling” framing while being honest about why the runway treadmill had to stop. The acting career she pivoted to had been building since a small role in Joe Wright’s Anna Karenina (2012): Paper Towns (2015) made her a lead and won her two Teen Choice Awards, Suicide Squad (2016) put her inside a franchise, and Luc Besson’s Valerian and the City of a Thousand Planets (2017) gave her a co-lead and a Pharrell-produced single, “I Feel Everything.” In October 2017 she publicly alleged that producer Harvey Weinstein had harassed her earlier in her acting career, one of the accounts that fuelled the industry’s reckoning; she has said the experience shaped how guarded she became about the business. Television turned out to be the durable lane: two seasons as the faerie Vignette Stonemoss in Amazon’s Carnival Row (2019 and 2023), a SAG-ensemble-nominated arc as Alice in Only Murders in the Building (2022), a season of Ryan Murphy’s American Horror Story: Delicate (2023 to 2024), and her own six-part BBC documentary series Planet Sex (2022). The runway returns were reserved for meaning: Christopher Bailey’s farewell Burberry show in February 2018, and Chanel’s snow-covered Grand Palais tribute to Lagerfeld in March 2019.
The current chapter is the most personal one. After a public struggle in 2022 that she has described plainly, Delevingne entered rehab at the end of that year and has been sober since, telling Vogue in 2023 that the change was hard and worth it. What followed reads like a second debut: her West End stage debut as Sally Bowles in Cabaret at the Kit Kat Club from March to June 2024 (a run she completed even as her Los Angeles home burned down that March), the Cannes premiere of Jordan Firstman’s Club Kid in May 2026, which A24 acquired out of the festival, and the April 2026 announcement of her first solo music project, two singles and a headline tour of intimate rooms across Europe, the UK, and North America. Rag & Bone, whose runway she first walked in 2011, signed her as the face of its Fall 2026 campaign and is documenting the tour. Fifteen years after Burberry made her a face before she was a walker, she is a musician with a fashion campaign about the music.
Selected Career Highlights
- Vogue Italia editorial at age ten, shot by Bruce Weber (early 2000s), her first time in front of a professional camera
- Signed to Storm Management, the London agency founded by Sarah Doukas (2009)
- Burberry Spring/Summer 2011 campaign, cast by Christopher Bailey and shot by Mario Testino, released before her runway debut (January 2011)
- Runway debut at the Burberry Prorsum Autumn/Winter 2011 show, London Fashion Week (February 2011)
- Opened and closed Burberry Prorsum Spring/Summer 2012 in her first year on the catwalk (September 2011)
- Chanel haute couture debut at the Grand Palais, followed by a nine-show New York week, in her breakthrough season (early 2012)
- Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show appearances (November 2012; returned 2013)
- British Fashion Awards Model of the Year, first win (2012)
- Walked more than fifty shows in the Spring/Summer 2013 Fashion Month (late 2012)
- Chanel Métiers d’art show at Linlithgow Palace, Scotland, and the Cruise show in Singapore (2013)
- Opened and closed the Chanel Haute Couture Spring 2014 show (January 2014)
- My Burberry fragrance campaign opposite Kate Moss; face of Chanel’s Paris-Salzburg 2014/15 collection with Pharrell Williams; second Model of the Year win (2014)
- Paper Towns lead, Vogue US July cover, and the step back from full-time modelling (2015)
- Suicide Squad (2016), Valerian and “I Feel Everything” (2017), and the Burberry Her fragrance face (2018)
- Carnival Row (2019, 2023), the SAG-nominated Only Murders in the Building arc (2022), West End debut as Sally Bowles in Cabaret (2024), and the Cannes premiere of Club Kid plus a debut music tour (2026)
Major Recognition
- British Fashion Awards Model of the Year, won twice (2012, 2014), the industry’s headline model honor claimed in back-to-back eligible years
- Three Teen Choice Awards across 2015 and 2016 for the Paper Towns and Suicide Squad crossover, plus a CinemaCon Rising Star Award (2015)
- Screen Actors Guild Award nomination as part of the Only Murders in the Building ensemble (2023); British Independent Film Award nomination for The Face of an Angel (2014)
- Ranked sixth on Forbes‘s World’s Highest-Paid Models list (2014), the business-of-fashion marker of her peak era
- Named to the Evening Standard‘s Power 1000 (ranked 20th, 2013) and The Sunday Times Magazine‘s 100 Makers of the 21st Century (2014)
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Awards and Accolades
| Year | Award | Category | Context | Result |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2012 | British Fashion Awards | Model of the Year | The breakthrough season: Burberry, Chanel, Victoria’s Secret, and the fifty-show autumn | Won |
| 2014 | British Fashion Awards | Model of the Year | Second win in three years, at the peak of the Lagerfeld-Chanel and Burberry era | Won |
| 2014 | British Independent Film Awards | Most Promising Newcomer | For The Face of an Angel, the first serious acting notice | Nominated |
| 2015 | CinemaCon Awards | Rising Star of the Year | The exhibitors’ bet on the model-to-lead crossover, ahead of Paper Towns | Awarded |
| 2015 | Teen Choice Awards | Choice Movie: Breakout Star | For Paper Towns | Won |
| 2015 | Teen Choice Awards | Choice Summer Movie Star | For Paper Towns, the second of the pair that summer | Won |
| 2016 | MTV Movie Awards | Best Kiss | Shared nomination with Nat Wolff for Paper Towns | Nominated |
| 2016 | Teen Choice Awards | Choice AnTEENcipated Movie Actress | For Suicide Squad | Won |
| 2023 | Screen Actors Guild Awards | Outstanding Performance by an Ensemble in a Comedy Series | As part of the Only Murders in the Building cast | Nominated |
Selected Campaigns & Covers
| Year(s) | Campaign / Cover | Brand / Publication | Type | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2011 | Spring/Summer 2011 campaign | Burberry | Campaign | Cast by Christopher Bailey and shot by Mario Testino before she had walked a show; the frame that started everything |
| 2011 | Burberry Prorsum Spring/Summer 2012, London | Burberry | Runway | Opened and closed the show in her debut year; she walked London for the house exclusively in this era |
| 2012–2013 | Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show | Victoria’s Secret | Runway | The televised-spectacle credential of the early-2010s model economy, walked two years running |
| 2013 | Paris-Édimbourg Métiers d’art, Linlithgow Palace | Chanel | Runway | Lagerfeld’s Scottish castle pageant; the Cruise show in Singapore followed the same year |
| 2014 | Haute Couture Spring 2014, Paris | Chanel | Runway | Opened and closed the Grand Palais couture show, the conferred double at fashion’s highest tier |
| 2014 | My Burberry fragrance campaign | Burberry | Fragrance | Opposite Kate Moss, two generations of the house’s British faces in one Testino frame |
| 2014 | Paris-Salzburg 2014/15 campaign and Reincarnation | Chanel | Campaign | Face of the Métiers d’art collection with Pharrell Williams; starred in Lagerfeld’s short film and duetted on “CC the World” |
| 2015 | TAG Heuer ambassadorship | TAG Heuer | Ambassadorship | The watch contract of her peak earning era, announced via WWD in January 2015 |
| 2015 | July 2015 cover | Vogue US | Cover | The crossover-moment cover, timed to Paper Towns, with the Rob Haskell interview that made headlines of its own |
| 2016 | Brand ambassadorship | Rimmel London | Ambassadorship | Multi-year colour-cosmetics contract with the London brand she has said was her first makeup as a teenager |
| 2016 | Do You campaign and ambassadorship | Puma | Ambassadorship | Fronted the women’s-empowerment push and later co-created collections with the brand |
| 2017 | October 2017 cover | Vogue Paris | Cover | A statement cover of the post-runway era, proof the editorial demand outlived the show schedule |
| 2018 | Burberry Her fragrance | Burberry | Fragrance | Face of the house’s love letter to London, shot by Juergen Teller; she sings the campaign soundtrack herself |
| 2022 | Cara Loves Karl capsule | Karl Lagerfeld | Campaign | Co-designed capsule with her late mentor’s namesake brand |
| 2026 | Fall 2026 campaign | Rag & Bone | Campaign | The music-era campaign: the brand documents her first headline tour, fifteen years after she first walked its runway |
Agency & Representation History
| Years | Agency / Representation | Market(s) | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2009–2015 | Storm Management (mother agency) | London; worldwide placement | Signed in 2009 by Sarah Doukas’s agency after leaving Bedales; a year passed before her first paying job and two casting seasons before her first show. Her profile came off the agency board on June 8, 2015 |
| 2015–2016 | Transition period, selective bookings | Worldwide | The “quit modelling” headlines year; psoriasis flare-ups during show seasons were made public in August 2015, and her 2016 Time essay reframed the story as a step back, not an exit |
| 2016–present | Freelance and direct campaign bookings | Worldwide | Rimmel, Puma, Burberry Her, Cara Loves Karl, and Rag & Bone booked selectively around acting; the contracts outlasted the catwalk years |
| 2023–present | Ocean Avenue Entertainment (talent management, as reported) | Los Angeles; worldwide | Trade casting reports list Ocean Avenue as her management (Deadline, 2023) |
Business & Media Ventures
| Years | Venture / Production | Role | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2017 | Mirror, Mirror (Harper) | Co-author | Young-adult novel written with Rowan Coleman, with an LGBT storyline at its centre |
| 2019 | EcoResolution | Co-founder | Environmental-action platform launched with Christabel Reed alongside the Advaya collective |
| 2020–present | Della Vite | Co-founder | Vegan Prosecco label built with sisters Poppy and Chloe, produced at the Foss Marai winery in Valdobbiadene; launched in the UK in 2020 and the US in 2021 |
| 2022 | Planet Sex with Cara Delevingne | Creator and host | Six-part documentary series for BBC Three, carried by Hulu in the US |
| 2026 | Independent music launch | Recording artist | Debut singles “I Forgot” and “Out of My Head” and a first headline tour of intimate venues |
Net Worth, Income, & Lifestyle
| Net Worth (2026) | Public estimates vary widely. Delevingne has not disclosed a verified net worth figure. Celebrity Net Worth’s commonly cited estimate is $50 million, while other trackers publish figures from roughly $28 million upward; treat any number found online as unconfirmed. |
| Income Sources | Campaign and ambassadorship fees, fragrance and cosmetics contracts, film and television salaries, stage work, book royalties, music releases and touring, and business ventures including Della Vite. |
| Contracts & Brand Partnerships | The exclusive contracts have long outearned the editorial work: TAG Heuer (announced via WWD, 2015), YSL Beauté (2015), Rimmel London (2016), Puma (2016), the Burberry Her fragrance (2018), the Karl Lagerfeld capsule (2022), and Rag & Bone (2026). Forbes estimated her earnings at $3.5 million in 2014, ranking her sixth among models worldwide. |
| Properties & Assets | Most detailed financial and property information is kept private, and reliable public documentation is limited. Real estate press reported her purchase of a Gramercy Park triplex in New York for around $10.8 million; her Studio City, Los Angeles home was destroyed by fire in March 2024. |
| Lifestyle | Splits her time between London and Los Angeles, with a calendar that now runs on film sets, a West End stage, and a tour bus rather than the show circuit, the Della Vite business and environmental advocacy threaded through it. |
Social Media & Online Presence
| Official account: @caradelevingne (verified), with roughly 38 million followers. Her anchor platform since the Tumblr-to-Instagram era, when her following became part of her booking value; now the home of the music rollout. | |
| TikTok | No consistently active verified account; clips circulate widely through fan uploads, so check for the verification badge before following anything under her name. |
| Official public page under her name; updates largely mirror her other channels. | |
| YouTube | An official artist channel anchors the 2026 music launch; verify the handle through links from her Instagram before subscribing. |
| Agency Profile | Career mother agency Storm Management (stormmanagement.com); she stepped back from the agency board in 2015, so treat any live board listing as subject to verification. |
| Official Website | No standing personal site is maintained; her business venture Della Vite is at dellavite.com. |
NOTE: In addition to any official accounts listed above, many fan-run pages, appreciation accounts, and fashion-history accounts exist across platforms. These are not confirmed to be affiliated with Cara Delevingne or her team. Links and usernames can change at any time.
Trivia & Lesser-Known Facts
- She wrote and recorded two full albums under artist manager Simon Fuller in 2011 and 2012, then turned down the record deal on offer because it would have required changing her name. The solo debut finally arrived, on her own terms, in 2026.
- Her naturally thick eyebrows are widely credited with resetting the beauty standard of the 2010s, ending a decade of thin-brow orthodoxy on catwalks and cosmetics counters alike.
- In 2013 she was reported as the most googled figure in fashion and the most re-blogged model on Tumblr, an early data point for the follower-count economics that now govern model bookings.
- She voiced a pop-radio DJ in Grand Theft Auto V (2013) and later played an animated version of herself in Futurama (2023).
- Her godmother is the actress Joan Collins, and her maternal grandfather, Sir Jocelyn Stevens, ran magazines before chairing English Heritage; she has said openly that the connections opened doors it was then her job to walk through.
- The name of the family Prosecco label, Della Vite, means “of the vine” in Italian, a play on Delevingne, which carries the same meaning in French.
Quotes
“I learnt I had to be strong to be vulnerable.”
– Cara Delevingne, British GQ interview (2017)
“I am stable. I’m calmer.”
– Cara Delevingne, Elle UK interview on her sobriety (2023)
“Music. It’s forever been my biggest fear and my greatest love.”
– Cara Delevingne, music announcement statement, April 2026 (as reported by People and E! News)
“Onstage is where I feel myself.”
– Cara Delevingne, statement to WWD on the Rag & Bone campaign (2026)
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Q: What is Cara Delevingne’s age?
A: She is 33 years old, born August 12, 1992, in London.
Q: What is Cara Delevingne best known for?
A: For the bold-browed face that defined 2010s fashion, the Burberry and Lagerfeld-era Chanel work, two British Fashion Awards Model of the Year wins (2012, 2014), and one of the most successful model-to-actress crossovers on record, from Paper Towns and Suicide Squad to Carnival Row and Only Murders in the Building.
Q: Which agency represents Cara Delevingne?
A: Storm Management in London was her mother agency from 2009 until she stepped back from full-time modelling in 2015. Campaign work since has been booked selectively, and trade reporting lists Ocean Avenue Entertainment as her talent management.
Q: How was Cara Delevingne discovered?
A: She shot a Vogue Italia editorial with Bruce Weber at age ten, signed to Storm Management in 2009, and then spent a slow year of castings before Burberry’s Christopher Bailey spotted her working part-time in a fashion website’s office and cast her in the Spring/Summer 2011 campaign, before she had walked a single show.
Q: Is Cara Delevingne still modeling?
A: Selectively. She left the full-time runway circuit in 2015, but the campaign work never stopped: Rimmel, Puma, the Burberry Her fragrance, the Cara Loves Karl capsule, and, most recently, the face of Rag & Bone’s Fall 2026 campaign, which documents her first music tour.
Q: What are Cara Delevingne’s most famous campaigns and covers?
A: The Burberry Spring/Summer 2011 campaign that launched her, My Burberry with Kate Moss (2014), Chanel’s Paris-Salzburg 2014/15 campaign with Pharrell Williams, the July 2015 Vogue US cover, and the Burberry Her fragrance (2018).
Q: Does Cara Delevingne have official social media?
A: Yes. Her verified Instagram is @caradelevingne, with roughly 38 million followers, and it anchors her official presence online.
Upcoming Campaigns & Projects
- Debut music releases and first headline tour (announced April 2026): the singles “I Forgot” and “Out of My Head” and a headline tour of intimate venues across Europe, the UK, and North America that opened June 1 in Berlin (early reports differed on the exact date count as bookings expanded); remaining dates and any further releases are subject to change until confirmed by the artist.
- Rag & Bone Fall 2026 campaign (rolling out with the autumn season): the announced campaign follows Delevingne on tour; imagery release timing is set by the brand and subject to change.
- Club Kid (A24, release date TBA): Jordan Firstman’s directorial debut premiered at the Cannes Film Festival in May 2026 and was acquired by A24; a release date has not been announced.
- The Punishing (reported for 2026, date TBA): Chris Sparling’s horror film opposite John Boyega, reported in post-production; treat timing as subject to change until confirmed by the distributor.
- The Murderous Miss Highsmith (release date TBA): Alexandra Pechman’s horror-inflected Patricia Highsmith film for Killer Films, in which Delevingne plays one of the author’s partners opposite Shailene Woodley; no release date has been announced.
Interviews & Features
- The Business of Fashion, “Cara Delevingne,” BoF 500 profile, the industry’s standing reference on her discovery, the Burberry break, and the step back from full-time modelling.
- Rolling Stone, “‘I Put Myself in Danger’: Cara Delevingne Talks Getting Sober After Worrying Airport Paparazzi Photos” (2023), detailed coverage of the Vogue cover interview in which she first discussed rehab and sobriety.
- Variety, “Cara Delevingne to Make Theater Debut With ‘Cabaret'” (2024), on the West End casting that became her stage debut as Sally Bowles.
- WWD, “Rag & Bone Is Going on Tour With Cara Delevingne for Fall 2026 Campaign” (2026), the industry read on the music launch and the campaign built around it.
- Deadline, “Cara Delevingne Says ‘London Fields’ Could Have Been ‘Kind Of Major'” (2026), coverage of her candid Louis Theroux podcast conversation, flop era included.
Public Appearances & Events
- Cannes Film Festival (May 2026): Delevingne premiered Club Kid in Cannes, where Jordan Firstman’s debut became one of the festival’s talked-about titles and an A24 acquisition.
- Debut tour opening night (June 1, 2026): Her first-ever headline show opened in Berlin, launching a run that includes festival sets at Primavera Sound in Barcelona and dates in London, Paris, Los Angeles, and Brooklyn.
- Billboard Women in Music (April 29, 2026): In Los Angeles, days after announcing the music project, she discussed the launch and the support of longtime friend Taylor Swift.
- Vanity Fair Oscar Party (March 2026): Appeared in Los Angeles in a sculptural Thom Browne look that led the party’s fashion coverage.
- Academy Museum Gala (October 18, 2025): Attended the fifth annual gala in Los Angeles, one of the film industry’s marquee fundraising nights.
