Cara Delevingne's Pride Accessory Is a Cut Above the Rest
Delevingne wore a perfectly futch outfit in a cropped white tank top and white beaded pearl vest (that appears to be a vintage piece sold by Amarcord Vintage in Brooklyn), which she paired with knee-length black Bermuda shorts and black Fendi Delfina biker boots. She accessorized with a smattering of jewelry, including one particularly cheeky accessory.
WEST HOLLYWOOD, CA - JUNE 1: Cara Delevingne is seen at the West Hollywood Pride Parade on June 1, 2025 in West Hollywood, California. (Photo by MEGA/GC Images)
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While she adorned herself with various rings and bracelets, the real star of the show was subtly hooked through Delevingne's belt loop on a thick gold chain: a pair of gold, rhinestone-encrusted Chanel scissors with the interlocking C motif in each of the finger rings from spring 2002. And, just if the message wasn't clear enough, she also wore a 'dyke' ring on her right pointer finger. While she wore her scissors at her hip during the parade, she placed them around her neck to receive WeHo Pride's first-ever Guardian Icon Award.
Delevingne's own queer identity was something she unpacked while filming her show Planet Sex. 'I still struggle with being open—really open—about just how much I love women,' she said in the show's first episode. But from her leading spot in the parade and her loud and proud accessories, it looks like Cara Delevingne has come a long way.
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