Cara Delevingne Dragged for Wearing Strange Muscle Dress at Vanity Fair Oscar Party: 'It's Really Not Working'

Cara Delevingne’s post-Oscars attire was abs-olutely odd.

Fans roasted the model, 33, for donning a long-sleeved gown with painted abs for the Vanity Fair Oscar Party on Sunday, March 15.

Her bedazzled Tom Browne dress featured a sheer, sequin bodice and long black skirt. She paired her out-of-the-box look with black heels and dangling diamond earrings.

Delevingne wore her hair in a high bun with a side bang.

Social media users roasted the star’s distinct outfit.

“I see the vision, it’s just really not working,” one person wrote on TikTok, while an Instagram user commented, “Horrible 🤢🤮.”

Others, however, applauded Delevingne for pushing boundaries.

“HER BEST LOOK,” one Instagram user exclaimed, while another agreed, “BRILLIANT.”

The brunette beauty’s recent red carpet event comes after she made a rare appearance with her partner, Minke, at the GLAAD Media Awards on Thursday, March 5. The couple — who have been romantically linked since early 2022 — were all smiles in a sweet selfie from the awards show at the Beverly Hilton Hotel in Beverly Hills, Calif.

The duo celebrated their anniversary in June 2024, which the model marked with a sweet tribute to the musician on Instagram.

“Two magical years with you and so many pictures of us kissing in front of things ❤️ These past two years have been A LOT of life. A lot of change, growth, pain and most importantly LOVE and I am so lucky to have found the perfect person to ride life’s ups and downs with,” she wrote at the time. “I cannot imagine living life without you. I spent so long looking for my partner in crime, little did I know that it would be someone I went to school with (and had a baby gay crush on). Here’s to many more years being us… keep scrolling to see a spontaneous photoshoot in Venice 🇮🇹 which we thought was a photography lesson. So happy we went through with it ❤️ @minke.”

Despite her fame, Delevingne tries to keep her relationship out of the spotlight and stay off of social media.

“That algorithm is not meant for good things,” she expressed in a February 28 interview. “I haven’t gotten to the point where I’ve deleted Instagram off my phone yet, but I’m constantly working on self-control because I find myself going on there without even realizing I am…It’s terrifying.”

The 33-year-old continued, “I do follow a lot of accounts about doing good things and good news. There’s this one account for good news about women. That always makes me happy because I feel like when the pendulum is swinging so far the other way — women’s rights are getting taken away, people of color or the queer community — we have to try and push it the other way. If I’m constantly in fear, then I just don’t leave the house, which then nothing is ever going to get done.”