Cara Delevingne has shared a series of provocative videos and images from recent photoshoots, showcasing her comfort and confidence in her sexuality. The model and singer, 34, recently posted behind-the-scenes content on Instagram, featuring a topless moment where she was adorned with bubbles for modesty before transitioning to a cleavage-baring PVC bustier.
These new visuals were part of an Instagram upload captioned 'Summering,' offering a look into her recent activities. The accompanying videos show Delevingne in tiny blue hot pants, with one clip focusing on her in a black corset-style top.
This appears to be part of an ongoing embrace of her sensual side, following a teaser for her new song "Crazy, Baby," where she also appeared topless on a treadmill.
Delevingne, who launched her music career earlier this year with tracks like "I Forgot" and "Out Of My Head," has described her latest musical endeavors as an exploration of her identity. She dedicated the song "Crazy, Baby" to "anyone who's ever been… not normal."
In recent months, Delevingne has spoken openly about her evolving relationship with her body and sexuality. She recently posed for Playboy, becoming the first openly lesbian woman to grace the magazine's print cover. During the photoshoot, which included red heart-shaped pasties and foam to cover her modesty, she expressed a sense of liberation and ownership.
"It's so fun being naked," Delevingne stated, reflecting on the Playboy shoot. "I love the sense in the freedom of owning my sexuality and owning my body and I think for the first time instead of getting naked for a brand or an editorial, this felt more like my choice."
She added that the experience felt "liberating" and that she felt comfortable in her body and sexuality. Delevingne also noted the significance of working with a female-led, and largely queer, creative team for the Playboy shoot, describing it as a "rebellious thing to do."
Delevingne also discussed her music career, explaining her initial desire to release music under a different name to avoid preconceived notions. She expressed that embracing her "sexy side" and "owning her sexuality" has been empowering and fun.