Back to the day job: Cara Delevingne shows her model credentials as she struts her stuff in 1980s style outfits

Cara Delevingne proved that a model's work is never done as she headed down to Miami, Florida.

Fresh from her win at the British Fashion Awards as Model of The Year, Cara has gotten back to her day job with some style.

The 20-year-old fashionista looked pretty cool as she was seen on the set of a photo shoot doing what she does best.

Looking good: Cara Delevingne was seen modelling a few different looks as she spent three days down in Miami, Florida

Cara was oozing cool as she switched between a number of outfits during her day in the sunshine.

For one set of photographs she wore a chic two piece black suit with a white blouse and a monochrome scarf.

She stood out in a super size wide rim hat and accessorised well with a large white handbag and matching heels.

Back to black: Cara looked very sharp in her monochrome suit and matching handbag and hat

Why so serious? The British model pulled a very strange face as she stood in between a tree

Keeping the same footwear on she changed from the all black outfit into a white 1980s style skirt and blazer combination.

During her three day photo shoot she also dressed down a little more in a denim jacket which she teamed with some eye-catching red lipstick.

It appears that Cara is happy to stay in the modelling business as she revealed that she turned down the chance to play Victoria Beckham in Viva Forever!, the Spice Girls musical.

Natural beauty: Cara turned down the chance to play Victoria Beckham in the new Spice Girls musical, Viva Forever!

Cara was told by her agent that if she was to take the role it would be 'career suicide'.

Although both women share the same management - media mogul, Simon Fuller - aspiring actress Delevingne added that comparisons to Posh Spice 'weren't cool.'

'Of course, I loved the Spice Girls. I loved Geri and Baby, but who liked Posh Spice?' she told the Telegraph.

The former face of Burberry, who was this week named Model of the Year at the British Fashion Awards, complained: 'They said I looked like her and I said, "That's not cool, that's really mean."'