She's made quite a name for herself in the fashion world, and now Cara Delevingne is showing us why she's so successful while covering the March 2013 issue of British Vogue magazine.
Teaming up with famed photographer Mario Testino, the 20-year-old supermodel looks absolutely gorgeous while opening up about everything from her crazy busy life to her Tomboy tendencies.
Check out some of the exciting moments from Cara's interview below. For more, be sure to visit to British Vogue!
On refusing to be a prissy girl:
"I was always a big old tomboy. Both my sisters are very girly and my mom used to dress us in matching pinafores... I just didn't get it. I loved superheroes and fantasy."
On keeping up with her hectic schedule:
"I never really expected it to be like this. I always said, it can't get any busier than it is now - and that was six months ago. This has been my first day off since fashion week."
On stepping out from the stereotypical model personality:
"There is something about modeling that stresses me out. There's something about having to be pretty... it's just not for me. I do sometimes feel a bit alien. It's not that I don't want it, or I don't love it... S*** I grew up quickly last year. People ask me, 'Are you happy?' I don't ask myself that question because I don't have the time."
On going stag in the modeling world:
"It's so hard... I'm traveling all the time and the thing about me is that I'm very independent. From the age of 16, Poppy and Chloe have had long-term boyfriends. The longest term boyfriend I ever had was when I was five. And I think the first proper boyfriend I had, I got hurt and after that I was like, 'What the frick is the point?' I've never been in love, this is the thing. And how can I get someone to love me if I don't know who I am? I'm still trying to figure this out."
Teaming up with famed photographer Mario Testino, the 20-year-old supermodel looks absolutely gorgeous while opening up about everything from her crazy busy life to her Tomboy tendencies.
On refusing to be a prissy girl:
"I was always a big old tomboy. Both my sisters are very girly and my mom used to dress us in matching pinafores... I just didn't get it. I loved superheroes and fantasy."
On keeping up with her hectic schedule:
"I never really expected it to be like this. I always said, it can't get any busier than it is now - and that was six months ago. This has been my first day off since fashion week."
On stepping out from the stereotypical model personality:
"There is something about modeling that stresses me out. There's something about having to be pretty... it's just not for me. I do sometimes feel a bit alien. It's not that I don't want it, or I don't love it... S*** I grew up quickly last year. People ask me, 'Are you happy?' I don't ask myself that question because I don't have the time."
On going stag in the modeling world:
"It's so hard... I'm traveling all the time and the thing about me is that I'm very independent. From the age of 16, Poppy and Chloe have had long-term boyfriends. The longest term boyfriend I ever had was when I was five. And I think the first proper boyfriend I had, I got hurt and after that I was like, 'What the frick is the point?' I've never been in love, this is the thing. And how can I get someone to love me if I don't know who I am? I'm still trying to figure this out."
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Photo Credit: Mario Testino for British Vogue
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