Cara Delevingne’s fans can finally see her sizzling onscreen romp for period drama Tulip Fever after a three-year wait.

The supermodel shot the film in 2014, but it has only just hit cinema screens after several delays.

Preview images of the saucy scenes have been released, revealing the stunning star getting hot and heavy with her handsome male co-star.

Unable to keep their hands off each other, the two characters in the historical drama are seen discarding their clothes in a hurry before a passionate romp under the rafters.

The blonde beauty is seen cupping her co-star’s face intimately with her hands while enjoying a lingering kiss.

Further scenes show the star straddling her fellow actor as he bends down to lavish kisses upon her breasts as she assumes a look of utter bliss.

Tulip Fever is based on Deborah Moggach’s book and set in the Netherlands during the 17th century.

The movie boasts an all-star cast including Judi Dench, Alicia Vikander, Christoph Waltz, Zach Galifianakis and Jack O’Connell.

Vikander plays a married woman who falls in love with an artist who is hired to paint her portrait.

The tulips in the title come from the illicit couple deciding to invest in the risky tulip market in the hopes of securing a future for one another when they choose to run away.

Cara plays a prostitute in the film and has found herself one of the most in-demand young actresses in Hollywood after making the switch from catwalk to screen.

The 25-year-old has a string of movies in the pipeline and is currently filming the drama, A Day In The Life, alongside Jaden Smith, for which she famously shaved her head to play a dying girl.

Matthew Morrison, best known for playing Mr Schue in the hit musical series Glee, said on Loose Women earlier this year that he’d filmed a s** scene with Cara for the movie.

‘s** scenes are just the weirdest things to film,’ he said.

‘They’re very choreographed and there’s people and you’re in no clothes.

It’s interesting.’

Cara has been working to prove that you can be anything you want to be, saying, ‘I love working, and I love what I do.

If I f**k it up now, it’s all my fault.

With acting, the last thing you do is try to look pretty.

Modelling actually makes acting harder—it makes you so self-aware.’

She once again proved her versatility by playing a prostitute in Tulip Fever.

Although the film has received mixed reviews, Delevingne’s performance has been praised.

She has taken on challenging roles, including Margo in Paper Towns and Enchantress in Suicide Squad.

The supermodel turned actress has managed to break away from her fashion background and establish herself as a serious actress in Hollywood.

Tulip Fever was directed by Justin Chadwick and written by Tom Stoppard.

The film was initially set to be released in July 2016 but was delayed several times until finally hitting cinemas in September 2017.

Despite the delays, fans of Cara Delevingne are thrilled to see her in such a bold and daring role.