Cara Delevingne looked less than impressed as she was forced to wait in line before entering the Stella McCartney show during Paris Fashion Week on Tuesday.

The model, 33, rocked a black tank top and sunglasses as she stood with her hands on her hips while queuing behind a group of women. 

Cara looked fuming as she pushed her way to the front and said: ‘Ok I’m just going to walk in, it’s getting crazy’. 

However, things weren’t smooth sailing for the Suicide Squad star as security stopped Cara and asked for her QR code for entry. 

One of her team informed the security guard, that ‘she doesn’t have one’ before Cara added, ‘this is just crazy’. 

Eventually, the actress lifted up her sunglasses and asked, ‘Can I go in?’ prompting the security to finally recognise the star and reply, ‘Oh, sorry yes go in’.

Cara Delevingne looked less than impressed as she was forced to wait in line before entering the Stella McCartney show during Paris Fashion Week on Tuesday

The model, 33, rocked a black tank top and sunglasses as she stood with her hands on her hips as she queued behind a group of women

Cara thanked the security before storming past, tucking a large black leather coat over her handbag and entering the building. 

The star was later seen joining a different ‘guests’ queue where she patiently waited in line before eventually taking her seat on the front row next to Helen Mirren. 

During the evening, Cara offered an unlikely nod to Stella’s musical heritage as she attended the designer’s latest show.

Shirking a glamorous gown or a racy ensemble, the model wore a slogan camisole top, boasting the title of The Beatles’ legendary hit Come Together.

Stella, who is the daughter of Beatles hitmaker Paul McCartney, unveiled her Spring/Summer 2026 collection during her latest show in the French capital.

Cara teamed her fun top with both jeans and a pair of leather chaps, offering an edgy addition to her otherwise-casual look.

She joined a number of A-listers on the front row including Helen, Paris Jackson, Jenna Coleman, Woody Harrolson and Anna Wintour.

During fashion week, Cara has continued to show off the results of her glossy Hollywood glow-up as she made another stylish appearance at the Balmain show at Hotel InterContinental on Wednesday.

Cara looked fuming as she pushed her way to the front and said: ‘Ok I’m just going to walk in, it’s getting crazy’

However, things weren’t as smooth sailing as the Suicide Squad star had hoped as the security stopped Cara and asked for her QR code for entry

Days after stunning in a glamorous gown on the L’Oreal runway, Cara switched up her look for a quirky grey trouser suit.

The fashion favourite’s look consisted of an oversized grey checked blazer and matching culotte playsuit

She teamed the look with a sleek white shirt and chunky black heels, adding a pop of colour with a statement red lip.

Fans who fell in love with Cara’s original indie girl look and famously bushy eyebrows will no doubt breathe a sigh of relief to see her looking healthy and happy after her struggles with drug and alcohol abuse that first emerged in her teens.

In 2022, the model checked into rehab after images of her behaving erratically at Van Nuys Airport emerged. Her sunken-eyed appearance sparked concern, as she wandered around in dirty socks and no shoes before smoking on a pipe of some kind in her car.

She revealed she checked herself into rehab after ‘heartbreaking’ images published by DailyMail gave her a wakeup call.

The model said at the time that she reflected on her mental health struggles and addiction battle after sparking concern with a series of troubled public appearances.

Speaking to Vogue magazine, she confessed that she hadn’t been ‘ready’ to tackle her demons until she fell into a ‘bad place’.

She explained: ‘I’ve had interventions of a sort, but I wasn’t ready. That’s the problem.

One of her team informed the security lady, that ‘she doesn’t have one’ before Cara added, ‘this is just crazy’

Eventually, the actress lifted up her sunglasses and asked, ‘Can I go in?’ prompting the security girl to finally recognise the star and reply, ‘Oh, sorry yes go in’

The star was later seen joining a different ‘guests’ queue where she patiently waited in line before eventually taking her seat on the front row next to Helen Mirren (pictured)

‘I hadn’t seen a therapist in three years. I just kind of pushed everyone away, which made me realize how much I was in a bad place.’

Disturbing images showed her appearing jittery and anxious outside Van Nuys Airport while she wandered around in dirty socks and no shoes.

Cara continued: ‘I always thought that the work needs to be done when the times are bad, but actually the work needs to be done when they’re good.

‘The work needs to be done consistently. It’s never going to be fixed or fully healed but I’m okay with that, and that’s the difference.’

Her wellbeing had been at the forefront of her friends and family’s concern that year after she was pictured behaving erratically on various occasions.

After her rebab stint she has got her life back on track, with her career ascending to new heights in the last two years with new fashion campaigns and a host of glamorous red carpet appearances.

But Cara – who has walked the runway for Chanel and starred in campaigns for Burberry among many others – has previously revealed she didn’t always have confidence in her looks and worried her unique features would hinder her career in the fashion industry.

She said: ‘I never thought people would actually want me to be a model. I was a very weird gremlin, awkward-looking child.’

While sporting stunning designer gowns is now all in a day’s work for Cara, the blonde beauty hasn’t always been interested in putting on pretty dresses and confessed to being a ‘big tomboy’ in her younger years.

She told The Sun newspaper: ‘I was a feral kid, a big tomboy. Beauty wasn’t important at all and it still isn’t in a way.’