Cara Delevingne was spotted getting into the party spirit at Notting Hill Carnival on Monday.The model, 21, looked to be having a ball as she partied on the streets of London during a break from filming her new movie Kids in Love. She was joined by the cast of the film and was seen being given a piggy back by co-star Will Poulter, who most recently starred in We're the Millers alongside Jennifer Aniston.
Cara was showing off her toned stomach in a brightly coloured crop top and low-slung black leggings. A floral headband and bright yellow eyeliner topped off the carnival look.
The face of Burberry kept her fans updated with her day out, posting a picture on Instagram of the party atmosphere. "Are you ready for a carnival?!?," she wrote.
Cara is thought to have a lead role in the film, directed by Chris Foggin, which follows a group of young Londoners who spend their days partying.
Cara has often spoken about her desire to get into acting and in 2011 she had a small part in Anna Karenina alongside Keira Knightley.In a recent interview, the young model revealed that "everyone worries about me". She is currently enjoying her model of the moment status, attending high profile parties with a gaggle of high profile friends. But her family and friends hold concerns for her. "It's hard for my family , and I know I have to be careful," she told W magazine. "I've done a great job so far. "When the pressure of her whirlwind success does get too much, Cara revealed she has turned to people in the industry for advice .She revealed that she had called Rihanna when she was unable to switch off during a break to Greece with her sister. "She said 'It's easy to drown yourself in work. That's a form of escapism. So, if you're alone and you want to cry, cry'."And I did. But by then, it was time to leave and get back to my life ."Her hectic schedule – which saw Cara walk in more than 40 shows in the last fashion week season – has also taken its toll on the star physically, as she suffers from a type of psoriasis that flares up during times of stress. "Kate Moss saw me before the Louis Vuitton show at 3 am, when I was being painted by people to cover the scabs," she said. "She said, 'This is horrible! Why is this happening? I need to help you.' She got me a doctor that afternoon. Kate gives really good