Cara Delevingne wraps up warm in smart black coat and classic Burberry scarf as she attends Noel Gallagher gig in Los Angeles

Published: 22:36 GMT, 15 November 2017 | Updated: 12:46 GMT, 16 November 2017

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She's been focusing on acting since taking a break from her modelling career.

And Cara Delevingne was enjoying a night out in Los Angeles on Tuesday, attending a fashion bash before heading on to the Noel Gallagher gig in the city.

The 25-year-old star wrapped up warm in a smart black ensemble, donning a chic black coat and skinny jeans.

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Heading out: Cara Delevingne was enjoying a night out in Los Angeles on Tuesday, attending a fashion bash before heading on to the Noel Gallagher gig in the city

Cara added a fashionable twist to her look thanks to a classic Burberry scarf, layering up with plenty of necklaces.

She opted for barely there make-up and wore her hair in a short, tousled crop for her outing.

The British beauty was first spotted at the Bollare Holiday Harvest x Timberland bash, before heading on to the former Oasis star's concert.

Natural look: She opted for barely there make-up and wore her hair in a short, tousled crop for her outing

Trendy: Cara added a fashionable twist to her look thanks to a classic Burberry scarf

Busy bee: The British beauty was first spotted at the Bollare Holiday Harvest x Timberland bash, before heading on to the former Oasis star's concert

Checking in: The model was glued to her phone as she strolled along the street

Cara's outing comes after she opened up about her transition from modelling to acting.

Speaking to Stellar magazine, the 25-year-old revealed she only started modelling to run away from her emotional issues.

'Modelling came at a time in my life where I wanted to please people,' she said.

Model behaviour: In July, it was announced that Cara was fronting Armani Exchange's AW17/18 advertising campaign

Trendy: In the shots, the model-turned-actress modelled the Italian brand's trendy statement T-shirt

Style star: The British beauty stars in the campaign alongside Dutch DJ Martin Garrix and Chinese singer Li Yifeng

Captured: In another playful shot, photographer Sabine Villard captured Cara's exuberant expression

'I was just doing things to run away from my own problems. I wasn't dealing with things that were going on emotionally. That's why I ended up being unhappy.'

'Being an actor helped me reflect on my own emotions, be able to express them more, be in the moment,' Cara added.

The budding actress also revealed that her godmother Joan Collins has been helping her ensure she's getting paid equally to male actors.

Making the switch! Her outing comes after the British beauty opened about her transition from modelling to acting

She wasn't happy: 'I was just doing things to run away from my own problems. I wasn't dealing with things that were going on emotionally. That's why I ended up being unhappy'

Support: Also adding that her godmother Joan Collins has been helping her ensure she's getting paid equally to male actors, earlier in the month, she revealed her experiences in the industry haven't always been smooth sailing

Meanwhile earlier this month Cara revealed her experiences in the industry haven't always been smooth sailing.

Taking to Instagram claimed accused sex offender Harvey Weinstein once told her she wouldn't make it in Hollywood if she was gay or seen with a woman in public.

The star recalled a later experience when she was auditioning for Harvey's movie Tulip Fever and he asked her into his room, despite her refusals.

Victim: Taking to Instagram Cara claimed accused sex offender Harvey Weinstein once told her she wouldn't make it in Hollywood if she was gay or seen with a woman in public

'When I arrived I was relieved to find another women in his room and thought immediately I was safe,' Cara wrote.

'He asked us to kiss. I swiftly got up and asked him if he knew that I could sing. And I began to sing....I thought it would make the situation better.'

Breaking out into song and then attempting to leave, the star said he tried to kiss her at the door.

Cara: 'He asked us to kiss. I swiftly got up and asked him if he knew that I could sing. And I began to sing....I thought it would make the situation better'

Tulip fever: And although getting the part, Cara admitted she always regretted doing the movie but was too scared to speak out

And although later getting the part, Cara admitted she always regretted doing the movie but was too scared to speak out.

'I was so hesitant about speaking out....I didn't want to hurt his family,' she added.

'I felt guilty as if I did something wrong. I was also terrified that this sort of thing had happened to so many women I know but no one had said anything because of fear.'

Daily Mail has reached out to Harvey's representatives for comment.

Speaking up: 'I felt guilty as if I did something wrong. I was also terrified that this sort of thing had happened to so many women I know but no one had said anything because of fear'