Proof Margot Robbie Has Become Hollywood’s Leading Style Star

While promoting her new film in Berlin, Robbie donned a lovely yellow ensemble by Rosie Assoulin.

The actress and producer later hit the red carpet of her movie in a gorgeous green dress, complete with buttons down the center.

For the London premiere of Once Upon a Time in Hollywood, Robbie donned a rustic orange Oscar de la Renta dress.

The Chanel ambassador wore this couture dress for the premiere of the film in Los Angeles.

We’re loving the mix of textures in this all-black outfit!

Once Upon A Time…Margot arrived to the Cannes Film Festival looking like a pretty princess.

The Mary Queen of Scots actress looks like true royalty in this gold and white Chanel gown. All she’s missing is a crown!

The actress donned a white and black polka dot gown that featured a plunging neckline embellished with red detailing for the European premiere of Mary Queen of Scots.

For the premiere of Mary Queen Of Scots, the actress looked like an absolute dream in a sheer silver Chanel gown.

The actress stunned at Chanel’s Cruise Collection show in a blue and purple mini-dress that featured sequin embellishments and stripe detailing.

Margot lit up the I, Tonya UK premiere red carpet in a custom Louis Vuitton long-sleeve floor-length gown dripping in silver, black and white sequins.

The Wolf of Wall Street actress looks rocker chich in a Saint Laurent jet-black and green dress at the 2017 IFP Gotham Independent Film Awards. 

The strawberry blond actress wears a monochromatic Versace look in all strawberry tones. The look is playful with separates and a cropped blazer structured with shoulder pads. 

We can’t help but Focus on the kaleidoscope of rainbow butterflies adorning the Suicide Squad starlet’s sleeveless Versace gown with flattering gathering at the waist. 

LBDs don’t always have to be constructed and polished. Case in point: Robbie’s deep-v mid-length LBD with a butterfly cut out and mismatched shoes. Where is the missing bling on Margot’s shoe? On her bracelet, of course! 

We’re never one to give you fluffed up content, but Robbie’s fluffy, cotton candy-esque bag is the fashion exception to the rule. The bag perfectly brings out the powder pink embroidered flowers on her black velvet Altuzarra dress the Academy Of Motion Picture Arts And Sciences’ 9th Annual Governors Awards. 

Leave it to Margot to pull off a tiger-face embellishment. The star wore Gucci to the European premiere of Suicide Squad.

A true fashion rule breaker, the actress donned mixed materials and contrasting sleeves in this Alexander McQueen gown at the New York City premiere of Suicide Squad.

Plain Jane who? The blond bombshell was sultry yet playful in Miu Miu at The Legend of Tarzan‘s L.A. premiere.

Not everyone could pull off this complicated pattern (and hot pink cuffs!), but Margot did it effortlessly in Gucci at the Legend of Tarzan premiere.

The Legend of Tarzan star was a cut above the rest in Calvin Klein.

The flirty bow-adorned crop top is adorable on its own, but paired with high-waist black pants and slim stilettos, it’s a perfect date-night look.

Who needs cleavage or a booty-hugging mini? Margot is stunningly sexy in this backless gown at the premiere of Whiskey Tango Foxtrot.

Margot was like an Academy Award come to life in this Tom Ford gold snakeskin gown.

Charity events call for more coverage. Margot kept things classy in this simple black blouse and draped black tea-length skirt.

The actress stunned in stark white Givenchy at the label’s Spring 2016 New York Fashion Week show. 

One could say all eyes and flash bulbs were focused on Margot’s sheer Giambatista Valli gown, which she donned at the L.A. premiere of Focus. 

Yves Saint Laurent. Need we say more? The actress arguably took home the only award that matters at the 2015 Oscars: Style Icon of the Night. 

The actress ravished in Dior at the 2015 Vanity Fair Oscar Party. 

Margot stunned in this black Chantilly lace Prada halter. The printed silk brocade provides just enough oomph to render the actress’ locale—ehem, the 2015 Academy Of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences’ Scientific and Technical Awards Ceremony—just a bit easier to mouth. Don’t you think? 

Margot looks fierce in Prada at the 2014 Charles James: Beyond Fashion’ Costume Institute Gala at NYC’s Metropolitan Museum of Art. The actress opted for an embellished (and unabashedly sheer!) turtleneck tank atop a white and black textured skirt in an ensemble that would scarcely register on just about anyone else.  

Margot looks positively prim in Marni at a special screening of Focus in London. Her black knee-length trench is the perfect compliment to her jumpsuit’s sharply constrasted color-blocking. 

Margot’s 2014 Oscars look entailed a certain departure for the familiarly blonde-locked actress. But style iconry is a trying feat. The simplicity of Margot’s black strapless Yves Saint Laurent gown pairs brilliantly against her deep red lip and uncharacteristically dark locks. 

Margot looked elegant yet modern at the Critics Choice Awards in 2014. She wore a black Elie Saab jumper, replete with tempered yet daring lace sleeve work. 

The Wolf of Wall Street star opted for a well-placed pop of color, pairing a white Rag & Bone midi beneath a fiery bright yet impressively subdued graphic Giambattista Valli kimono overcoat for the film’s premiere Down Under in 2014. 

Green with envy over Margot’s cheetah print Marc Jacobs mini? So was everyone on the 2014 FGI Night of Stars red carpet, we’d venture to guess. 

Margot bared just a hint of skin in this floral Vionnet two-piece at 2014’s One for the Boys charity ball. The asymmetric hem is subtle yet fresh, while the ensemble’s blue hue pairs brilliantly against the beauty’s rouge-hinted ‘do.  

Margot stunned in an oft-neglected and scarcely pulled-off canary yellow at the 2014 Harper’s Bazaar Women of the Year awards in London. 

Margot played hostess at the Carmella dinner in 2014. Note to chic hostesses everywhere: go nude. In a neutral, airy, and understatedly sexy peasant top + accompanying wide-legged trouser, that is. 

And the prize goes to: Margot Robbie, for her Boss pantsuit. Pun intended. The actress wowed at the 2014 Hugo Boss Prize ceremony at NYC’s Guggenheim Museum.