Their First Trip Together
Stevens: I think that has to be at my step mother's and your step granny's beautiful villa in Cap Ferrat. And, being on that little shingle beach.
Delevingne: We always went in search of treasures, for the little pieces we thought were emeralds, which of course were just glass. Little bits of glass that had been worn away. We would just spend endless hours on the beach with our buckets, searching for these little pieces of treasure in jelly shoes.
Stevens: Those were definitely my sort of happiest holiday memories spent with you.
The Trips That Changed Their Lives
Delevingne: I've been lucky enough to go to some incredible places in the world with Save the Children, such as Ethiopia and the Democratic Republic of Congo and most recently, Turkey, that suffered two major earthquakes where almost 3 million people were displaced. When you go on these trips they’re incredibly humbling. You get to meet people that have experienced so much...they've suffered overwhelming destruction and displacement, but they have so much hope and resilience and strength.
Stevens: A group of school friends and I went to go and visit Borneo with Bella. We went to visit her where she'd been living for a year in a longhouse right up river, miles away from anywhere. And it was that first time when I realized how people's perspective on the world was so incredibly different.