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She's jetted into Paris to walk the virtual runways for Haute Couture Fashion Week.
And while she may be being paid to model top designer's latest high fashion creations, Cara Delevingne stuck to her usual casual vibe as she left her city hotel on Wednesday.
The British beauty wrapped up warm for her exit from La Réserve Paris Hôtel & Spa and stuck to coronavirus rules with her facemask.
© Provided by Daily MailModel behaviour: Cara Delevingne stuck to her usual casual vibe as she left her Paris hotel pn Wednesday morning as she continues work at the city's Haute Couture Fashion Week
Cara, 28, emphasised her long legs in black skinny jeans which she paired with a green parka coat.
She added pops of colour with her pristine yellow edged trainers and a bright blue beanie hat which peeked out from under her hood.
Cara mixed up her casual vibe by adding a chic Fendi shoulder bag in baby blue.
The finishing touches were dark shades and a black and white checked face mask to keep safe on the city streets.
© Provided by Daily MailOut and about: The British beauty wrapped up warm for her exit from La Réserve Paris Hôtel & Spa and mixed up her casual vibe by adding a chic Fendi shoulder bag in baby blue
The fashion industry is wowing with another series of virtual fashion weeks amidst growing concerns of the COVID-19 pandemic in France.
According to WWD the Fédération de la Haute Couture et de la Mode has advised fashion houses and brands that no guests will be allowed at shows this season.
Models like Cara can still strut down runways in Paris, but the shows must take place behind closed doors and the industry insiders and fashion fans will be able to watch online.
© Provided by Daily MailLeggy: Cara, 28, emphasised her long legs in black skinny jeans which she paired with a green parka coat
It's believed big name designers including Jean Paul Gaultier, Elie Saab, Zuhair Murad and Ralph & Russo will not show during this week though, as lockdowns continue to be rolled out across Europe.
Since December, Paris is no longer under full lockdown like the UK, but the city is still having to adhere to strict restrictions, including a widespread curfew from 6pm.
Paris Haute Couture Fashion Week runs until January 28.
© Provided by Daily MailSticking to the rules: The finishing touches were dark shades and a black and white checked face mask to keep safe on the city streets
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