The Receipt: Cara Delevingne

Model, singer, and actress Cara Delevingne isn’t new to Postmates. Through her illustrious career, which includes several “Model of the Year” awards, multiple film roles, the production of fashion collections and an album, Postmates has been her consistent personal assistant to deliver her needs on demand.

In the fifth edition of our celebrity spotlight series, The Receipt, we take you behind the curtain to reveal how Postmates has become a part of Cara Delevingne’s everyday life.

Cara first turned to Postmates back in 2014 when she ordered a bottle of Jack Daniels on Halloween night. Since then, she has placed more than 482 orders for 1,038 items from over 234 different stores.

$25,000 later, Cara has used Postmates for just about anything you can imagine. Her most common orders fall under the ice cream, groceries, and American categories. The top 10 include some of LA’s classic hot spots:

Go Greek Yogurt and Pinkberry BOTH in the top 5? We understand someone who appreciates the sweeter things in life.

No surprise here, Cara’s most ordered item is the famous “To-Go Lite” omakase from Postmates exclusive SUGARFISH. She even treats herself to SUGARFISH lunches on Valentine’s Day. Not sure how her Valentines top that for dinner.

When you’re busy crushing it as a model, you don’t have time to find your perfect shade of bronzer, lip gloss, or eye shadow. That’s why Cara relies on Postmates to grab all the necessities.

In October of 2017, Cara had her Postmate bring her Sephora’s Beauty Blender, Becca Blush, Amorepacific Cushion Compact in 104 Light, Laura Mercier Tinted Moisturizer in Nude, and the Gimme Grow Volumizing Eyebrow-Gel in Light Number 1.

Cara uses Postmates for a lot more than just food. Like the time she had 2 dozen roses from East Village Florist delivered. Or when she Postmated a Fitbit Aria WiFi Smart Scale from Best Buy and AirPods from the Apple Store in 2018. For Cara, and many others, Postmates is pretty handy. Almost as handy as the hammer and nails delivered to her from Target.

Cara has used Postmates for almost everything. On the spectrum of “everything”, her smallest order ever was “1 rubber hair band” from CVS in July of last year. Before this hair band, her previous smallest order was a “double scoop ice cream, one scoop chocolate malted crunch, one scoop chocolate chip cookie dough” from a Rite Aid Thrifty’s in 2015 — While most people are not a stranger to ordering ice cream on Postmates, you’ll never guess what her most expensive order is: A Dyson Vacuum from Bed Bath & Beyond on March 8, 2017, for $326.61.

From ice cream to sushi, electronics, and makeup, Cara’s receipts are as unique as it gets. Will anyone top her order history? Not sure, but stay tuned for the next edition of The Receipt to find out.

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