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I wasn't really referring to her career trajectory, but social mores and the whole 'pulling it off' kind of thing. Publishing fortunes and modeling might make her famous, but that's not why she was invited to Princess Eugenie's wedding.
Your reasoning makes no sense. A quick google search for attendees and using your logic would mean that Jack Whitehall, Kate Moss, Stephen Fry, and Naomi Campbell, Liv Tyler, and Ricky Martin must all be descendants of the peerage. (Hint, they aren't).
She was invited because she's rich and famous. Her family are socialites, but this has much more to do with wealth than any sort of peerage association.
Princess Eugenie is a great example. If she wore what Cara wore anywhere she would get major grief. 1) because she's an actual member of the high peerage and it would be frowned on and 2) because she is significantly less good looking.