Mane attraction! Cara Delevingne shows off her voluminous model locks as she heads out with male friend

By Nola Ojomu

PUBLISHED: 11:15 EST, 17 March 2014 | UPDATED: 15:09 EST, 17 March 2014

Cara Delevingne might be the supermodel of the moment but even she likes to have a lazy day when it comes to her appearance.

The 21-year-old was spotted leaving her London home on Monday morning with voluminous untamed hair as she was headed out with a male companion.

The supermodel was sporting her usual laid-back style as she carried a bottle of iced tea with her as she started her day.

Lionesque: Cara Delevingne showed off her blonde locks as she left her London home on Monday morning

Lionesque: Cara Delevingne showed off her blonde locks as she left her London home on Monday morning

Mystery man: Cara was joined by a male companion as she headed out of her home

Mystery man: Cara was joined by a male companion as she headed out of her home

Cara layered up in a black and white graphic t-shirt underneath a green and blue stripped jacket, which she covered up with a black leather jacket.

 

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The Burberry model wore grey tracksuit bottoms which she paired with black trainers and she was seen carrying a globe print baseball cap.

The blonde beauty shielded her eyes from the sun with a pair of sunglasses as she headed out with her mystery friend.

Having been joined at the hip with her girlfriend, Michelle Rodriguez, since the start of the year, Cara seemed distant as she made her way into a waiting car.

Nice hat: The supermodel was seen holding a bottle of iced tea and a globe print baseball cap as she made her way into a car
Fashion fail: It seems Cara's relationship with Michelle Rodriguez hasn't helped improve Michelle's bizarre fashion choices as she was seen in a gold and leather leggings

Fashion fail: It seems Cara's relationship with Michelle Rodriguez hasn't helped improve Michelle's bizarre fashion choices as she was seen in a gold and leather leggings

  

Work commitments have been keeping the couple apart for the past few weeks, though Michelle seems to be having more fun than Cara during their time apart.

The former Lost star was seen suffering a fashion fail in Australia on Sunday night as she stepped out in a pair of bizarre metallic and leather leggings while performing a DJ set.

Michelle was at Club 23 – which is owned by Liz Hurley’s ex and former Australian cricketer Shane Warne – to play at an exclusive Australian F1 closing party.

The actress seemed happy to live up to her hard partying reputation as she ended up looking slightly worse for wear despite being on the job for part of the night.

The DJ was more than happy to pose for a picture with the fast bowler which he captioned: ‘Having fun with the amazing @MRodofficial’.

Party time: The actress had been invited to play a DJ set at Shane Warne's exclusive club, Club 23, on Sunday night

Party time: The actress had been invited to play a DJ set at Shane Warne's exclusive club, Club 23, on Sunday night

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Boys clothes, boys looks, boys walk. Not attractive except to a fellow lez.

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Those trousers look like they were made from the remains of some old sofa I threw out.

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That boy has very long hair..

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she looks normal and that isnt a bad thing except for what she and her gf is wearing

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Old Warnie is getting it on with the youngsters, bless.

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That is called light brown hair

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Brown? It's dark blonde hair.

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So overrated

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Her and her girlfriend always look like they need a wash

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There are days when they do need a good scrub, but in these pictures they don't

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Just anybody seems to be a model these days.

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Super model? Tsk tsk... You used to work hard for such a title. Not to mention remain at the top of the industry for a considerable amount of time. (5 to 10 years at the least).

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