#PrayForLondon

A post shared by Cara Delevingne (@caradelevingne) on Mar 22, 2017 at 3:31pm PDT

The other evening, while crossing the bridge, I saw a puddle. Instinctively I stopped, bent down and took a . How can such a beautiful place turn into a horror scene? Hope you are all safe Lovelies. Thanks so much for all the messages you sent me. You are amazing and luckily I wasn't there today. Share the Love, always. // #London #LoveLondon #Westminster #PrayforLondon // #shotoniphone7plus

A post shared by Alice ~ London (@alisinworldland) on Mar 22, 2017 at 12:09pm PDT

Stay strong all my followers in London and the UK!! Just reading the terrible news. Hope everyone is safe! (sketch by @amylouiselenton) pic.twitter.com/B13GsnAFT7

— Alex Manuel (@icarus_vuitton) March 22, 2017

Pray for London cartoon by @jeffreykoterba #westminster #PrayForLondon #parliament https://t.co/ury0d95pdl pic.twitter.com/0HRdA6cDNx

— Daria Hlazatova (@daria_h) March 23, 2017

In France, we are London ! #IamLondon#Londres #Westminster #PrayForLondon pic.twitter.com/rx6PiuFued

— Sacha Touille (@Sa_Touille) March 22, 2017

Artist from Odisha, in Eastern India makes a solidarity sand structure with the people of London #WeStandTogether pic.twitter.com/OIe5UZAOKr

— The Pileus (@thepileus) March 23, 2017

Take the minute of silence at 09:31 #WeAreNotAfraid #London #Westminster #heroes #TheThinBlueLine #WeStandTogether

A post shared by Leicester Square (@leicestersquarestn) on Mar 23, 2017 at 2:13am PDT

#cartoon #london #londen #londonattack #LondonStrong #Londres #londonbridge (via https://t.co/O80XYg58oH) pic.twitter.com/yPSnCvjRrS

— lectrr (@lectrr) March 23, 2017