This is only the second feature made by director Jake Schreier, his only other being Robot & Frank, which I didn’t rate highly. In the trailer, Margo lovers can see her come to life and, dare I say, she is having a moment in those Converse, exactly as I had pictured it in my mind while frantically flipping pages.On the basis of what I know about the Paper Towns production, I’m not entirely confident about its success as a film. Margo’s free-spirited, adventurous nature spills over into her wardrobe, making for outfits that are effortless and edgy. What isn’t complicated, however, is her style. Also, she is Q's miracle, and I dare you to not love Q if you don't already.

That’s right, she's just as beautifully complex as John Green’s other leading ladies.

It’s hard not to love Margo Roth Spiegelman, even during those times when you hate her a little for being a bit narcissistic, which she would obviously claim is fueled by her blatant hatred for falsity and the mundane. And this time, at the center of it all, there is an intriguing, mysterious, self described “paper girl” who steals the spotlight. With an equally compelling story and a cast made up of the most obsessed over members of young Hollywood today, the expectations for Green’s latest book-turned-movie are just as high. Over the years, Green has garnered a cult following, the larger-than-life super fandom helping fuel the massive success of The Fault in Our Stars last year. I think it may actually be possible to hear a faint buzz in the air this week - caused, of course, by the Paper Towns trailer being played on repeat - as fans of John Green, Cara Delevigne, and Nat Wolff (aka the whole of the free world) prepare to flock to the theatre this weekend for the premiere. While Delevigne has been rocking the red carpet, Margo has legendary, cool-kid street style that can inspire us as we head out to see Paper Towns. However, don't count John Green's rebellious leading lady out on the fashion front, because Margo Roth Spiegelman has copy-cat worthy style that is as free-spirited and ready for adventure as she is.

Cara Delevigne has been killing it with epic style throughout the entire Paper Towns press tour, each ensemble edgy and chic and, in a satirical twist, a complete departure from her movie alter ego - the elusive Margo Roth Spiegelman.

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