Tomboy Turned Movie Star: Cara Delevingne's Style Evolution in 25 Photos

We open on present-day Cara, whose style mainly consists of leggy dresses and fitted suits. But it wasn't always like that.

Told you re: the abbreviated hemline thing.

See?

Ditto. Also, here's an ode to her eyeshadow—just because.

Houndstooth this time.

Cara and St. Vincent for best-dressed couple.

Another strong pants look, though this one has the addition of hand-painted body art.

No shoes, no problem because I was too distracted making a note to bring the bandeau-under-suit pairing back.

Here is monster-print Cara.

Short, sassy, fringe-y Cara.

Chanel jacket and Minnie Mouse onesie Cara. <--- v. rare sighting

Sheer jumpsuit with hot pants and seatbelt top Cara.

Pre-blacklist Cara. Another deep-neckline suit Cara.

Underworld boss who likes the finer things in life and cocktail stirrers Cara.

Contemplating her abs Cara.

If you look closely, you can see the coolness radiating from Cara. If you look even closer, you can also see Stella McCartney grabbing Kate Bosworth's ass in the background.

The blouse-and-pencil-skirt combo is quite ladylike for C, but note the exposed midriff, which cleverly breaks up the solidness a fully-buttoned longer top would have created.

Crazy-print co-ords Cara, plus Mulberry backpack Cara.

Plunging neckline + strapless = disaster for most regular people. But not her.

Although the musical half of CaKE wears Big-Moment gowns like nobody's business (she's a model, duh), you can tell she feels most comfortable in louche suits that mimic the sweats she likes for everyday life.

The fascinator: not really Cara. The sideboob: Yes.

Definitely top five Best Look Ever contenders.

Going chronologically—meaning you would start this gallery backwards—this studded Burberry number would come out of nowhere and slap you in the face. "I'm a major celebrity now," it would say. "And don't you forget it."

TBH, her beginning looks are a lot better than most people's most recent ones. It helps to be a fashion darling.

A star is born, but even in leather leggings and an Oscar the Grouch green jacket, she has yet to develop a definitive style. Just wait.