The era of Jennifer Lawrence's memorable falls, filled with drama, elegance, and style, has reached its end.
Cara Delevingne took a tumble during the 2014 GQ Men of the Year Awards in London on September 2, dethroning Lawrence as the reigning queen of falls. J. Law famously stumbled while accepting her 2013 Oscar and again on the 2014 Oscar red carpet, playfully laughing at herself. Some critics and skeptics believed these falls were deliberate and staged. Nevertheless, Delevingne has now claimed the title for herself.
The 22-year-old model, looking stunning in her Burberry gown, had a minor mishap at the event when she accidentally tripped and bumped into fashion designer Jonathan Saunders.
We commend Jonathan for taking it in stride and not spilling a drop of his drink.
The extravagant GQ Men Of The Year Awards attracted a multitude of top celebrities to the Royal Opera House in Covent Garden. However, that didn't stop the British model from engaging in her usual party antics.
Cara is well-known for her wild partying nature, and it seems that after a night of indulgence, she couldn't resist letting loose.
Cara began the night in peep-toe heels and high-waisted hot trousers with a transparent lace overlay. Her hair was styled in loose Hollywood waves, and she completed her gothic-inspired look with dark crimson lipstick.
It wasn't just Cara Delevingne who experienced a fall at the GQ Men of the Year Awards. Jools Holland also had an awkward stumble upon arrival, although his fall was considerably less graceful than Cara's. Nonetheless, Jools, aged 56, took it all in good humor and gracefully rose to bow in front of the adoring crowd.
Following Cara's lead, both Kardashian and Rita Ora wore transparent dresses that showcased their stunning figures.
The star-studded event saw the presence of celebrities such as Benedict Cumberbatch, Kanye West, Jamie Dornan, Ellie Goulding, Colin Firth, and Jonah Hill.
Benedict Cumberbatch, Jamie Dornan, and "Doctor Who" actor Peter Capaldi were among the winners of the night, while Tony Blair's Philanthropist of the Year award sparked significant controversy.
