Cara Delevingne debuts shocking hair transformation at Vogue World party
She’s an animal.
Cara Delevingne debuted shocking colorful animal-printed hair and a new nose piercing at the Vogue World: London afterparty at the George Club in Mayfair Thursday.
Cara, 31, always knows how to surprise fans and this time, she stunned them all with her new punk rock inspired multi-colored hairdo, consisting of neon pink, green and yellow locks spiked into an almost mohawk.
The colorful hair included a leopard print design in the middle, between the layers of her neon spiked hair.
The “Only Murders in the Building” actress went for what looked like a throwback to emo days, donning a purple Miu Miu cashmere cardigan white T-shirt with matching cashmere underwear and no pants over black shredded tights and combat boots.
The British model and actress finished off the rockstar-ready look with layers of delicate necklaces and chunky rings.
She was also spotted at the afterparty with Emily Ratajkowski, who wore a sheer and shredded black minidress for the event.
The sober star’s new look wasn’t the only talked about moment at the star-studded after party. Delevingne hit the Vogue World stage earlier in the evening and kissed FKA Twigs during her performance.
And Cara’s new look wasn’t the only surprise at the A-list event. Supermodels Naomi Campbell, Linda Evangelista, Christy Turlington and Cindy Crawford reunited on the runway for the grand finale of the fashion show.
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The edgy ensemble was a departure from the far more classic preppy Ralph Lauren black turtleneck and crisp white shorts Cara rocked at the US Open on Saturday.
Cara has experimented with her hair in the past – showing off a chic chopped bob and shaving her head for a movie role – but this is the first time she’s gone with an animal print faux hawk.
With this model, there’s no predicting what she’ll wear next.
