It’s unsurprising that Cara Delevingne is ‘The Face’ for Vogue UK January 2014 issue: the girl gives good face. Whether she’s offering the camera a smoldering stare, provocatively biting her finger or replicating Miley’s tongue-sticking-out face in a simulated selfie, Delevingne has a natural ability to captivate.
This is Delevingne’s second cover for the magazine, which describes the feature as "delving into the cult of Cara." Certainly, Delevingne’s fast-paced career and off-camera antics have contributed to her larger-than-life persona. Delevingne is having her moment, and the public is eating it right up.
The petite model continues to intrigue, amuse and delight in this latest editorial, styled by Kate Phelan and photographed by Alasdair McLellan.
Colorfully Expressive Supermodel Spreads
Cara Delevingne Covers Vogue UK January 2014
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