Climate activist Cara Delevingne looked stunning in a series of incredible looks as she posed for a new clean energy campaign on Monday.
The 31-year-old model worked with Swedish energy company Vattenfall on a campaign to promote fossil-free hydrogen as a solution to reducing climate emissions.
She wore a silver corset for a glimpse before changing into a blue thigh-length dress. She sprayed on a facial spray made from industrial wastewater to show that fossil-free hydrogen emissions are “clean enough to put on your face.”
In her first appearance, she caused quite a stir in the busty silver corset teamed with a matching choker while holding up the spray.
She then donned the flowy, leggy dress that showed off her toned physique as she strutted her stuff.
Wow: Climate activist Cara Delevingne looked stunning in a series of incredible looks as she posed for a new clean energy campaign on Monday
Beauty: The 31-year-old model worked with Swedish energy company Vattenfall on a campaign to promote fossil-free hydrogen as a solution to reducing climate emissions
Clever: She sported a silver corset for a glimpse before changing into a blue thigh-length dress. She sprayed on a facial spray made from industrial wastewater to show that fossil-free hydrogen emissions are “clean enough to put on your face”.
The campaign video shows her being sprayed with the facial spray before jumping off a diving board and into the water.
She wore her brunette locks slicked back and opted for bright makeup to show off her pretty features.
Cara said: “I learned so much about fossil-free hydrogen during this project. Working with Vattenfall has allowed me to see firsthand how this fuel works and how it can transform entire industries.”
“I am very excited to be part of this project and to raise awareness of an initiative that demonstrates the tremendous potential of fossil-free hydrogen as a substitute for fossil fuels.”
“If I have to apply the emissions to my face to spread that message, I’m willing to do it.”
Fossil-free hydrogen is a fuel that, when used, emits water instead of carbon dioxide. Vattenfall wants to highlight its potential as an alternative to fossil fuels and as a enabler for a more sustainable future.
The refreshing face mist is made from real wastewater from a factory that uses fossil-free hydrogen – yet it’s clean enough for Cara to spray on her famous face.
According to Vattenfall, fossil-free hydrogen has the potential to decarbonize entire industries and significantly reduce CO2 emissions – especially in sectors like steel production, which is responsible for seven percent of the world’s total carbon emissions.
Clean Energy: The campaign video shows her being sprayed with the facial spray before jumping off a diving board and into the water
Idea: The refreshing facial spray is made from real wastewater from a factory that uses fossil-free hydrogen – but is still clean enough for Cara to spray on her famous face
Looking good: She then donned the flowy, leggy dress that showed off her toned physique while she strutted her stuff
Stunning: She wore her brunette locks slicked back and opted for bright makeup to show off her pretty features
Involved: Cara said: “I learned so much about fossil-free hydrogen during this project. Working with Vattenfall has allowed me to see firsthand how this fuel works and how it can transform entire industries.”
Important: Fossil-free hydrogen is a fuel that, when used, emits water instead of carbon dioxide. Vattenfall wants to highlight its potential as an alternative to fossil fuels
It says the fuel also has the potential to power a wide range of heavy industries.
The Vattenfall facial spray is not commercially available, only a limited number of bottles will be made specifically for the campaign.
This comes after it was revealed that Cara and Shailene Woodley will star in a horror biopic that centers on the life of legendary thriller writer Patricia Highsmith.
According to Deadline, Delevingne – who previously described herself as bisexual – will appear as Highsmith’s lover.
Their relationship, which is the subject of Murderous Miss Highsmith, was one of two romances Highsmith had with other women that reportedly inspired one of her most successful novels, The Talented Mr. Ripley.
Alexandra Pechman will direct and make her feature film debut with the project.
Woodley – who is next set to star in a sci-fi romantic comedy – plays Highsmith, who died in 1995 at the age of 74.
The article examines the author’s frame of mind and attempts to explore how her penchant for violent crime inspired her novels.
Portrait Of A Lady On Fire star Noémie Merlant will play Woodley, the other woman she dated in the 1950s before writing the hit thriller.
Production of the feature film will begin in Italy in the fall.
Cara revealed to Vogue back in March that she spent part of December and January in rehab after seeing photos released exclusively by of how disheveled she was after attending Burning Man , which prompted her to seek help.
“I had certain procedures, but I wasn’t ready.” “That’s the problem,” she explained.
“I hadn’t seen a therapist in three years. I just pushed everyone away which made me realize how miserable I am.’
She also admitted that she had previously looked for quick fixes to her drug problems, but now that she’s focused on the 12-step program, embracing sobriety has been easier.
“I used to always focus on the quick fix of healing, like going on a week-long retreat or a trauma course, and that helped for a minute, but it never really got down to the basics, the deeper things .” ,’ She said.
But as she puts her problems behind her, the model is trying to revive her career, starting with her latest starring role in the Highsmith biopic.
The author, who suffered from alcohol dependency for much of her life, published her first novel, Strangers On A Train, in 1950, and Alfred Hitchcock made a classic film about the story the following year, which helped cement Highsmith’s leading position as a writer of literary thrillers .
Two years later she published The Price Of Salt under a pseudonym.
The novel, later reprinted under her own name as Carol and posthumously adapted into an acclaimed film starring Cate Blanchett and Rooney Mara, details a doomed lesbian romance inspired by Highsmith’s own life.
Several of her other novels have also been adapted for the screen, including Deep Water, which was made into a film last year and starring Ben Affleck and Ana de Armas, and her Ripley novels, which led to several adaptations including the 1999 film with Matt Damon.
Although Highsmith has had relationships with men, she is often described as a lesbian, as her romances with women were said to be far more fulfilling.
World: According to Vattenfall, fossil-free hydrogen has the potential to decarbonize entire industries and significantly reduce CO2 emissions
Special feature: The Vattenfall facial spray is not commercially available, only a limited number of bottles specially made for the campaign are produced
Known as a misanthrope, the writer lived through romance novels and apparently stayed with partners for no more than a few years.
“This is a unique way to explore someone’s heritage while integrating their world into their life story.” “Range of idyllic Italian locations to grisly murderous fantasies, the script is heavily inspired by her work,” said the in Paris based production company Memento in a statement.
“This is a new take on the biopic genre that will definitely make an impression on audiences,” it said.
The Murderous Miss Highsmith release date has not yet been announced.