In one of the images taken during the photo shoot with the mag, the 24-year-old actress goes braless in a futuristic sheer silver crop top while flashing her naked butt as she goes bottomless.
- Jul 3, 2017
AceShowbiz - Cara Delevingne poses as a super sexy robot when gracing the cover of GQ magazine for its August issue. The "Valerian and the City of a Thousand Planets" star sports a full-size metallic armored costume as she pouts for the camera.
Cara leaves very little to the imagination for the magazine's racy photo shoot. In one image, the 24-year-old actress and model goes braless in a futuristic sheer silver crop top while flashing her naked butt as she goes bottomless.
Cara showcases her toned midriff while covering her modesty with her heavily-tattooed hands. Rocking icy hair, the British beauty lets the mirror behind her show her pert derriere and toned legs while giving a seductive stare to the camera.
In another jaw-dropping image, Cara sports a see-through silver skirt which matches her top. She finishes her futuristic look with racy nude underwear, which flashes her pert derriere, and metallic scarlet thigh-high boots. She can be seen leaning on all fours over a mirror while gazing into it.
In an interview with the magazine, Cara dishes on wanting to be an actress when she's still a child. She says that she also "wanted to be a musician. But going to school with all these incredibly talented people I was like, 'I have no chance.' I still did it, because I loved it, but I didn't ever think I'd do this. That's why I'm so happy that I modelled. I wouldn't have made it into acting or music if I hadn't modelled first."
She also tells the mag about having to cry on-screen in Luc Besson's "Valerian" movie which is coming to U.S. theaters on July 21. "I find it hard to cry in front of even one person," she says. "If I cry, I want to cry alone. For me, to cry meant I had to, in my head, beat myself up and make myself feel really shit, but what I learnt that day was I actually had to be strong to be vulnerable."
