Key Highlights
• Supermodel Cara Delevingne has led a number of celebs in taking liberties with their lipstick to help support the #SmearForSmear campaign as part of Cervical Cancer Prevention Week in the UK.
• Lacey went for Cara's simple and effective look  minimal makeup and a beanie hat allowed her smudged lipstick to become the focal point of the look.
Supermodel
Cara Delevingne has led a number of celebs in taking liberties with th eir lipstick to help support the #SmearForSmear campaign as part of Cervical Cancer Prevention Week in the UK.
Cara was joined by Kara Tointon, Lacey Turner and Erin O'Connor, who also toyed with their usually perfect makeup.Cara covered her lips in a deep pink shade before extending it along her entire face.
She then drew a fine line beneath her eyes and along her nose and a heart illustration on her head. In a bid to help the campaign reach a wider audience, the British beauty nominated Kendall Jenner and her sister Poppy to take part. EastEnders star Kara opted for a more vampish selfie as she rocked a blood-red shade with just a subtle smudge extending along the right-hand corner of her lip. Lacey went for Cara's simple and effective look minimal makeup and a beanie hat allowed her smudged lipstick to become the focal point of the look. Supermodel Erin O'Connor was barely recognisable in her snap, as her alabaster skin beamed through with a shock of crimson lipstick standing out. Former TOWIE star Lauren Pope made quite a dramatic statement where she pulled down one side of her lip to provide a smudged look. Made In Chelsea star Rosie Fortescue also joined in the fun with a deep red shade smeared across her face.
The campaign aims to raise awareness about the disease among young women. Jo's Cervical Cancer trust, which is the largest cervical cancer charity in the UK, has launched the campaign following reports that the number of young women diagnosed with cervical cancer has soared in the last decade. New figures reveal more than one million failed to attend smear tests last year