Margot Robbie's Best On-Screen Style Moments
From The Wolf of Wall Street to Barbie, L'OFFICIEL rounds up the best of Margot Robbie's style in movies.
Margot Robbie's red carpet style is always one to watch, but her looks on-screen are just as captivating. Whether she's taking on a real person like Sharon Tate or Tonya Harding, or having fun with the outrageous outfits of Barbie or Harley Quinn, Robbie's movie style is iconic.
With the release of Suicide Squad in 2016, Robbie's depiction of Harley Quinn was one of the most copied for Halloween that year. Considering the Barbiecore trend and the buzz surrounding the movie that's not even out yet, we can surely expect to see some of her Barbie looks being replicated.
There's no denying that Margot Robbie always has impeccable on-screen style, so L'OFFICIEL rounded up all of her best looks from her most iconic roles.
The Wolf of Wall Street (2013)
Some of Margot Robbie's best looks come from her character, Naomi Lapaglia, in The Wolf of Wall Street. The Herve Leger (blue) and Azzedine Alaïa (pink) bodycon dresses were the stars of the movie.
Focus (2015)
Playing a con artist, Robbie's outfits as her femme fatale character in Focus surely reflect that. From fur coats to designer bikinis, the actress's lavish looks perfectly reflect the character's lifestyle.
I, Tonya (2017)
In the Tanya Harding biopic I, Tonya, Robbie spent most of her time on-screen in ice skating costumes. While they're not the most luxurious looks we've seen Robbie in, they were all nearly exact replicas of costumes Harding wore in her career that she made herself.
Once Upon a Time... In Hollywood (2019)
Sharon Tate was a fashion icon herself so it only makes sense that the costumes Margot Robbie wore to play her were iconic as well. Taking inspiration from Tate's actual outfits, the standout costumes were the yellow two-piece set and the mod black turtleneck, white mini skirt, and go-go boots combination.
Birds of Prey (2020)
Robbie's depiction of Harley Quinn is probably one of the most recognizable movie looks of all time. Her signature dip-dyed pigtails and face tattoos are almost as extravagant as her maximalist outfits.
Barbie (2023)