Here are some photos of former model and future Oscar-winner Cara Delevingne at an LA screening of Paper Towns over the weekend. Her ensemble was Alexandre Vauthier Fall 2015 and the outfit was really cute on her – perfectly appropriate, not too showy and not too serious. The screening was hosted by the WSJ. Magazine and Forevermark. A lot of people think Paper Towns will be big with teen girls, so the branding around the film has been pretty excellent. Cara has a lot riding on this too – if the film is successful, then she’s a Real Actress and the next wild-child starlet to hit Hollywood. If the film is not successful… well, I don’t know what to tell you. Cara will still get parts in movies, but very few people will hand her a starring role in anything.
As a model and now as an actress, Cara has been known for her very famous eyebrows. They are big and bold and dark. I’ve never really loved the big-eyebrow trend, although I did cover a January Jones interview where she said bigger eyebrows make women look younger, and ever since then, I totally see it. Of course, when I look at Cara, I also see Angry Baby. Anyway, Cara chatted with Style Magazine about her brows, her hair and other kinds of maintenance.
She doesn’t shape her brows: “They just grow. I’m lucky with the shape — I inherited it from my grandmother. I pluck a few, but I don’t shape them. I usually don’t let other people touch them, just in case.”
Her hair: “I’m not that adventurous with my hair, but I’ve always wanted to dye it green or purple. I’d love to be able to cut it short, but I think I’d look like a boy, so I’m going to wait for a film to make me do that.”
She makes regular visits to the salon: “Laser everywhere.”
Do you believe her about her brows? I guess I do. If I had such a lovely natural shape to my brows, I probably wouldn’t do that much to them either, although I would probably pluck them to look a bit “further” apart than Cara seems to prefer. But not all women are so lucky. My brows would be such a mess if I “didn’t touch them.” They would connect to my hairline, I’m sure. Oh, and I hope we get to see her try a pixie cut because I think it would look SO bad on Cara. So bad that it would be the anti-trend. Women around the world would grow out their hair to avoid looking like Cara’s disastrous pixie cut. Oh, and is she getting laser hair removal on her biscuit?
Last thing – Cara has a lengthy new profile in Time Magazine. Go here to read. There’s not really any new information in there.
Photos courtesy of WENN.
