One of the most popular British supermodels, Kara Delevine, also successfully made her career as an actress, appeared on the cover of English Vogue and became the heroine of the June issue, which is dedicated to the upcoming grandiose event - the wedding of Prince Harry and Megan Markle.
A national favorite, Delevin, introduced white designer dresses in Steven Meisel's new original photo set, specially designed in a wedding style. The magazine's editorial noted that Kara showed the best images of different brides, thus confirming once again that white dresses are not at all a predictable wedding dress.
"Everyone has their own happiness"
In her interview, the model told about the life lessons that guided her along the right path, about the vision of happiness and added that she does not consider her shortcomings a problem, but, on the contrary, accepts them as something important and worthy of attention:
"People are used to concealing their shortcomings, but in fact they distinguish us from each other, giving each of us special features. Since childhood we are taught to be sympathetic to the fate of others, to try to make them happy. But, I think, this theory of upbringing in the future can become for a person an obstacle on the way to realizing one's desires and gaining one's own happiness. "
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Kara admitted that the teenager did not feel happy:
"When I was a teenager, I dreamed of making everyone happy and often forgot about myself. I did not think at all that I also needed happiness and did not try to find it. We are all different and each has its own interests and needs. And happiness for everyone its own. I am grateful to all life lessons given to me by fate, because they helped me to realize the most important things in my life - to understand what I really am, what my happiness is and what matters to me, without looking at others. "