Whether you're a fan of Cara Delevingne or not, it's undeniable she has made a huge impact in not only the fashion/modelling industry but in the film industry, too. From being one of the highest paid models to starring in many successful films like Paper Towns (2015), Zoolander 2 (2016) and many other films that will be released this year, it's clear that she has got her head in the game and it's not stopping any time soon. 2016 seems to only have just begun but Cara has once again taken over and is everywhere. Keep reading for three of the most current things she is starring in:

Cara stars in new Saint Laurent campaign 

Cara being the muse for an art exhibition 

Jonathan Yeo chose Cara as his muse for her 'chameleon' qualities and that she was the perfect lead for the social - media focused event. He ended up creating 12 portraits of her, 9 of which are going to be shown at the exhibition (which is at the Museum of National History in Denmark - March 20 - June 30)

Cara in new Chanel Campaign 

Cara Delevingne is one of Chanel's most important faces and has often been in the runway shows and modelled in campaigns and she's back doing it again, however this is for the SS16 eyewear collection(which I am IN LOVE with - Photographed as always by Karl Lagerfeld)! The campaign reflects Cara's tomboyish style with the baseball caps and of course incorporates Chanel's classic tweed.



Photo credit: Karl Lagerfeld, Hedi Slimane, Jonathan Yeo

Evolution of the bikini line $180

small metal $55

Have you ever looked at wallpaper, or curtains, or any other interior decor and wanted to wear it as a garment? Well, if you've heard of Calico wallpaper now you can! The Brooklyn based brand is releasing a limited edition fashion range for both men and women in partnership with Swords-Smith and Print All Over Me.


The first set is based on their gold marbled Wabi and Night Slate range, as well as their Aurora Gradient.

Aurora Gradient

Wabi

Brands are always looking for collaborations from other sectors so this is a perfect example on how the fashion and interior industry can work together and create something special!

Dress by Alexander McQueen

One of my favourite fairytales- Red Riding Hood

DAVID ADJAYE 

'Dirty House' - Shoreditch

DARCY JONES

Darcy Jones' house

One of my goals this year was to visit more museums/art galleries, so I thought that this was a great place to start! I was so so excited to go to this museum because I had heard such great things about it. I wanted to go to more but with everything else we wanted to do it was hard to make time. However, I'm glad I managed to go to at least one. As you can imagine it was absolutely huge so we didn't get to see it all because it was closing! I thought I'd share what I did manage to see though!

Me doing the cliche art gallery pose

one of my favourite pieces - made out of paintbrushes

Photo Credit: Myself

#Freethenipple is a campaign that started earlier this year, with several celebrities including Miley Cyrus and Chrissy Tiegen backing it. It's all due to the fact that women's nipples are censored on Instagram but male ones are not. Artist Esmay Wagemans has found a way around the Instagram guidelines with her most recent project, 'Second Skin' which uses latex suits that show the naked body without breaking the rules.

Esmay started this because she was sick of the 'hypocrisy' shown by Instagram for taking down women's photo's but not men's, which raises serious questions: Why is it that female nipples are seen to be sexual? When it's the policies that are made that are doing so.

In an interview with Dazed, Esmay said, 'I wanted to create a "problem-solving" product which wouldn't break the Instagram guidelines, but would still give the opportunity to show the naked body.'


The only reason why women's bodies are continuously linked with sexual ideas and objectification is because we keep linking it to it. Boobs were not sexual objects until society deemed them to be.

The thing that is most ridiculous to me is what is deemed unacceptable on Instagram and what isn't. Videos of people being shot in the head, being abused, sexual harassment has all found its way to the social media site and has been allowed to stay on there despite the negative connotations it has. But boobs and nipples are somehow worse? Despite the fact that it's something that we have absolutely no control over and born with? Had it been the other way round and men were the ones born with boobs would it be so unacceptable then?



This project Esmay is producing is something all women can relate to all over the world. Follow her Instagram @Esmaywagemans to see more of her work.