If you don’t know a lot about Cara Delevigne’s background and growing-up history, her interview with Harpers Bazaar UK writer Brooke Theis will paint the vivid watercolor that is Cara’s life. The model, actor, activist, sex toys investor and Dior ambassador, Delevingne is lensed by Pamela Hanson.

Leith Clark styles Cara in Dior Joaillerie Rose des Vents campaign pieces and luxury ready-to-wear for ‘Diamond Life: Cara Delevingne on music, manifesting and sharing powerful messages.’

Cara Delevingne knows well how to create buzz, and her comments on “manifesting” babies are rolling through cyberspace.

First stop, the forever model pays homage to Dior women’s creative director Maria Grazia Chiuri who designed Cara’s white trousers and breast plate ensemble that she wore at last year’s Met Gala.

"It was a really amazing thing for Dior to allow me to do," says Cara about the red ‘Peg the Patriarchy’ message boldly emblazoned across the bodice. "Obviously it’s a bit tongue-in-cheek, but what it meant was, 'We’re working together as women.'

“I think Maria Grazia does such a great job of showing women in a very strong and beautiful way, and every Dior fashion show I’ve seen always has a powerful message,” Delevingne honored her colleague, before reminding us of the obvious fact that wasn’t on my radar. Everything Dior is monogrammed CD just for her, and it’s so very fabulous.

Cara turns 30 this August and being a mother is in her future. "I want to have babies," she informs us. "But not yet. I buy children’s clothes for my future child who doesn’t exist. Baby shoes really get me – they break my heart. I went shopping the other day and I bought these tiny Air Jordans, which are purple and they have a lion on them. I’m manifesting..."