TIFF 2014: The many looks of Cara Delevingne (+ some brow porn for your viewing pleasure)
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Cara Delevingne and her beautiful face graced TIFF 2014 to celebrate her first big movie role, in Michael Winterbottom‘s The Face of an Angel, a fictionalized portrayal of the now-infamous Amanda Knox murder case. Delevingne made three appearances yesterday, and luckily for us, we saw three outfit changes from the British supermodel, because we are truly #blessed. In true model form, her three looks could not have been more different from one another.
Delevingne went from a fierce green gown on the red carpet, to an androgynous grey suit and sneakers at the Moët & Chandon charity event, and finally changed into an LBD and leather jacket at the Topshop party at Grey Goose Soho House. Of course, she didn’t disappoint when it came to her infamous range of faces either. After all, that’s why she got the film role, right?
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Photography by Jonathan Leibson/Getty Images
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Check out Cara Delevingne's TIFF 2014 looks »
Cara Delevingne and her beautiful face graced TIFF 2014 to celebrate her first big movie role, in Michael Winterbottom's The Face of an Angel, a fictionalized portrayal of the now-infamous Amanda Knox murder case. Delevingne made three appearances yesterday, and luckily for us, we saw three outfit changes from the British supermodel, because we are truly #blessed. In true model form, her three looks could not have been more different from one another.
Delevingne went from a fierce green gown on the red carpet, to an androgynous grey suit and sneakers at the Moët & Chandon charity event, and finally changed into an LBD and leather jacket at the Topshop party at Grey Goose Soho House. Of course, she didn't disappoint when it came to her infamous range of faces either. After all, that's why she got the film role, right?
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