Early life Cara Delevingne

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cara delevigne : diane von furstenberg fall winter 2013


delevingne born in hammersmith, london, daughter of pandora anne delevingne (née stevens) , property developer charles hamar delevingne. grew in belgravia, london, 1 of wealthiest districts in world.


delevingne has 2 older sisters, chloe , model poppy delevingne. godfather condé nast executive nicholas coleridge , godmother actress joan collins.


ancestry

delevingne s maternal grandfather publishing executive , english heritage chairman sir jocelyn stevens, nephew of magazine publisher sir edward george warris hulton , grandson of newspaper proprietor sir edward hulton, 1st baronet. paternal great-grandfather canadian-born british politician hamar greenwood, 1st viscount greenwood, , maternal grandmother janie sheffield lady-in-waiting princess margaret. through 1 of maternal great-great-grandfathers, sir lionel lawson faudel-phillips, 3rd baronet, delevingne descends anglo-jewish faudel-phillips baronets; 2 of ancestors on line served lord mayor of london.







education

she attended francis holland school girls in central london, until 16, before moving bedales school in hampshire. has dyspraxia , consequently found school challenging. in june 2015, in interview vogue, delevingne talked battle depression when 15 years old. said, hit massive wave of depression , anxiety , self-hatred, feelings painful slam head against tree try knock myself out. @ age 16, after completing gcse examinations moved bedales school in hampshire, focus on drama , music. after 1 year dropped out , followed career path of sister, poppy, modelling.








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