Cara Delevingne recreates Janet Jackson's 'iconic' topless cover in new fashion campaign
Supermodel Cara Delevingne channeled a 90s-era Janet Jackson in a new spring 2019 campaign for French fashion company Balmain. The French fashion house dropped three photos from its upcoming campaign. A photo featuring French fashion designer Olivier Rousteing covering Delevingne's bare chest gave fans some serious nostalgia. Many were quick to point out it resembled Jackson's famous 1993 'Rolling Stone' cover.
Cara Delevingne and Ashley Benson did very little to deny their relationship, but the supermodel finally confirmed it officially on Monday — though she still side-stepped labeling their love.
When asked about the video she shared Friday smooching Benson, Delevingne, 26, quipped to E! News at the TrevorLIVE gala, "It's Pride [Month]. It's been 50 years since Stonewall happened, and it's been just about our year anniversary, so why not?"
"I don't like the 'official' thing," she said of giving their relationship a title, "but it's just a little something."
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Delevingne also gave Benson, 29, a sweet shoutout during her speech at the event.
“I also have another very special woman in this room to thank and you know who you are,” the British-born beauty said (via Page Six). “She’s one of the people who help me love myself when I needed it most and I really needed it. She showed me what real love is and how to accept it, which is a lot harder than I thought.”
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The "Pretty Little Liars" actress and "Valerian" star were first linked last summer.
Benson further ignited rumors that they were a couple when she commented "mine" on one of Delevingne's Instagram photos.
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