The present image is from a reportage-style shoot at a car boot sale taken by Glen Luchford for British Vogue’s November 2012 issue. In this black and white photograph, Cara Delevingne sits among a group of young men, staring defiantly at the camera. Luchford's name figures prominently in any review of the generation of young photographers who, in the early 1990s, brought a sense of realism back into fashion photography. The trend started in the pages of independent 'style' magazines such as The Face, i-D and Arena and soon influenced the mainstream. Luchford’s work has been exhibited internationally, including the Victoria & Albert Museum, London and the National Portrait Gallery, London.