Cara Delevingne knows how to own a runway, and this time, she walked in a plunging sheer dress in deep red. Now, the look is already drawing attention online in a daring couture moment that showed plenty of leg. The model put on a textured Georges Chakra gown during the Le Défilé L’Oréal Paris show, showcasing beadwork and drama.
Cara Delevingne’s plunging Georges Chakra dress goes sheer with not 1 but 2 thigh-high slits for L’Oréal Paris
Cara Delevingne took the runway at Le Défilé L’Oréal Paris, staged on September 28 at Place Joffre. The ninth edition of the event carried the theme “Express Your Worth.” For the event, Delevingne donned a Georges Chakra gown from the FW25 Couture collection. The striking red piece features beadwork over the body, and the dress is built around texture. A honeycomb-style pattern of beading covers the sheer mesh and catches the light with every step.
The deep plunging neckline was accentuated with soft draping at the front. The floor-length gown also hugged her waist and featured a short train that sashayed as she walked. Two thigh-high slits add movement to the skirt, showing plenty of leg.
This is not Cara Delevingne’s first Georges Chakra moment at the event. Last year, she wore a sheer black Chantilly lace gown from the label’s Couture Fall/Winter 2025–2026 collection, with a built-in corset bodice and long sleeves. For this year’s event, Delevingne skipped any accessories, letting the dress and red high heels do all the talking. Her styling stayed simple, with soft natural makeup and her hair let down in long, dark waves with a full fringe.
Speaking about her partnership with L’Oréal Paris, Delevingne told Who What Wear earlier this year that Le Défilé was a turning point in her ambassadorship. She described sharing the runway with “so many women that I’ve looked up to my entire life.” She also called it a “picture-perfect feeling of ‘Oh, this can be what it’s like to work with people you’re aligned with.’” The actress recently starred in “Club Kid,” which premiered at the 2026 Cannes Film Festival.
