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<\/a><\/p>\nLuc Besson, feted director of The Fifth Element<\/i>, has popped his Twitter cherry and confirmed that he will be making a movie with our darling Cara, titled Valerian and The City of a Thousand Planets<\/i>, in which she will play 11th Century peasant girl Laureline. The film\u2019s eponymous hero will be played by American actor Dane Dehaan: Valerian, a time travelling secret agent will pick up Ms Delevingne on his inter-stellar travels and with her defend 28th century earth and its neighbouring planets (phwoar!)<\/p>\n
In an industry where high calibre costume design can go on to mould fashion trends for years to come, and in a genre where prescient design is by default required (duh), the power of Sci Fi\u2019s influence over fashion is a self-fulfilling one. To celebrate this intergalactic collision of British beauty & Insta-icon and French hive-minded directorial genius, we\u2019ve used telepathy to boil the prospective fashion inspiration for the upcoming film down to five requisitely nerdy possibilities (of course, given the existence of parallel universes, and the implication that all possible<\/a> alternate histories and futures are real, each representing an actual \u2018world\u2019, Cara will be dressed in infinite incarnations of the costume etc etc.)<\/p>\n The Fifth Element (1997)<\/strong><\/p>\n