Cara Delevingne bares almost all in a teaser for her upcoming single Crazy, Baby, as she runs topless on a treadmill in a tiny pair of hotpants and knee-high boots, using her hands to protect her modesty while playfully sucking on a Capri Sun straw.
Rockstar visuals and lyrics
The 34-year-old model-turned-singer channels her inner rockstar in the visuals, toying with a pair of sunglasses as she sings: "Cos when you kiss me I get a little bit of crazy, I'm out of my head, I'm sorry this is a love song."
Another scene shows Cara dancing in her underwear, while in a separate shot she wears a sheer cover-up and appears to pose in front of flames. She captioned the video: "For anyone who's ever been...not normal."
Fans and fellow pop stars react
The catchy pop tune is available to pre-save now, with Cara telling her 38.2 million followers it is "coming soon". Fans have been praising the track, with many calling it "so good", and pop star Meghan Trainor has also shown it love.
The Paper Towns actress officially launched her music career earlier this year after signing with Warner Records, releasing debut singles I Forgot and Out Of My Head in May. She performed them live at two London showcases the following month, with intimate shows in Berlin, Barcelona, Paris, Los Angeles and Brooklyn.
Music inspired by sobriety
In June, Cara shocked followers with the explicit single Need It. She has previously said her music was largely inspired by getting sober and needing a new creative outlet. She explained: "There was a point in which I'm not someone that prays a lot, but I was praying every day to make something powerful, beautiful, creative out of the pain I was going through at the time."
She added: "This was a period of time where I was trying to get sober. And for some people, I think it might be a bit of a shock that I'm doing music, but it is something I've done since I was a kid. But it's been something really personal for me, quite sacred. Something that I was always really shy of because I just thought everyone else was so good, and it was something that I used as therapy for myself."
