Cara Delevingne flaunts her abs in crop top as she parties with pals at WeHo Pride
flaunted her physique in a crop top as she partied with her pals at the WeHo Pride parade in West Hollywood on Sunday.
The model, 32, turned heads as she enjoyed the three-day festival.
She was pictured celebrating alongside the likes of Jodie Sweetin and Sutton Stracke at West Hollywood Park.
She looked in good spirits as she was seen waving a huge branded fan above her head whilst pictured on the street and in a vintage Cadillac coupe car.
Cara wore a cropped white vest and black suit shorts with her purple thong peeping out, which she paired with a cream crochet vest.
She added some sunglasses and a pair of heavy duty boots to complete the look.
Having a blast! She was seen sticking her tongue out in a vintage Cadillac coupe
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