Margot Robbie Makeup

I would say that 90% of my camera roll is composed of up-close screenshots of celebrities' faces. And, confession time, 75% of said 90% (sorry, is this getting confusing?) is composed of Margot Robbie. Basically, I'm obsessed.

Be it her expertly executed cat eye, the perfect pop of pink blush, or the prettiest of nude lips, I'm 110% here for Robbie's looks, and I'm more than likely archiving them. I love her perennially soft, subtle skin and makeup moments and appreciate the fact that red carpet after red carpet, I can (or at least want to) emulate her surprisingly wearable looks for day-to-day. Therefore, I've been left with one choice and one choice only—to stalk the

I've already had the privilege of seeing Dubroff in action (a magical sight to behold), and she's an overwhelming fount of skin, makeup, and product knowledge. Even though she's fairly tight-lipped about the specific products she uses on her celebrity clientele, Dubroff's IG is a gold mine when it comes to ultimate beauty sleuthing. Her pictures often include many of the makeup products Dubroff frequently uses on the actress in addition to her best application tricks. Game-changing, right?

Beauty Secrets Behind Margot Robbie's Barbie Glow

As Dubroff explained in person,  healthy, glowing, well-prepped skin is pretty much a be-all and end-all when it comes to great makeup application—regardless of who her client is. And while she says that she'll reveal her in-depth skin, foundation, and complexion prep for Robbie in the future, (which we'll wait for with bated breath), her first and foremost tip for capturing Margot Robbie's makeup magic is nailing the perfect pop of pink, creamy blush.

Apply a creamy pink blush with your fingers on the apple of your cheeks straight after foundation, and let it sit, she shares. Then, after the rest of the face is done, a light dusting of loose powder should go on top, followed by a powder blush—like a whisper—using a fan brush.

Dubroff explains that doing this as a last step at the end lets her know how much more she needs so that the entire face-and-makeup look is balanced. Below, the exact formulas she recommends along with our favorite loose powder and fan brush. 

How To Replicate Margot Robbie's Makeup Routine

Next up, eyes—a step many of us, myself included, get a little freaked out over. According to Dubroff, start by applying cream shadow across the lid, which not only helps even things out (we often have darkness or pigmentation on the lid) but also helps to grab the powder eye shadow (to be applied next) so that it stays put all day, night, or both. 

Soft matte tones give the eye gentle contour and prevent the application from looking flat, adds Dubroff. She says the below palette from Viseart is by far the best, and she uses a range of hues to add dimension to the eye socket and underneath the eye. 

Strategically, Dubroff shares that pops of shine (pink is pretty on the lid) make for eye-catching impact. For the inner corners, she'll reach for a lighter neutral hue. 

Recreate Margot Robbie's Natural Red Carpet Look

You may have heard the age-old makeup tip to line the inner rims of your eye with a white or nude-colored pencil. But, according to Dubroff, stark white or a bland nude aren't the most natural-looking options. To really open up and brighten your gaze, she recommends opting for a pencil that's one part pink, one part ivory. And only apply it to the lower inner rim.

Unfortunately, Dubroff's exact pencil pick—Urban Decay's 24/7 Glide-On Pencil in Heartless—seems to have been discontinued, but we're big fans of the below from Marc Jacobs Beauty and have seen countless other makeup artists use it on their A-list clients. Plus, it has that same easy-to-glide gel finish as Urban Decay's iconic formula. 

Think about it. Have you ever seen Margot Robbie heavily lacquered in layer upon layer of mascara? Dubroff likes to keep mascara super minimal, as it helps the colors she's used on the lids pop and helps keep the overall vibe of the actress's makeup soft, glowing, and beautiful. Oh, and she'll only ever use waterproof formulas for weddings or award shows if she knows her client has a high likelihood of winning and therefore crying. 

Margot Robbie Matched Her Eye Makeup To Her Dress

For Dubroff's Margot Robbie–inspired lip tips, she suggests opting for a soft pink shade with a very neutral pencil for light definition.

On Robbie, she uses a taupey shade of Chanel, which is sadly discontinued, (Intime, come back!), but she has plenty of other favorites and recommendations that are a bit pinker for some additional warmth. Ultimately, it's up to you to find what's the most flattering, but the same goal rings true—the end result should always look soft and natural. Margot Robbie has already established herself as the ultimate Hollywood beauty chameleon. Offscreen, the Australian actress takes just as many hair and makeup risks, translating bright yellow eyeshadow and chunky glitter into unforgettable red-carpet looks that somehow appear totally effortless.

In honour of the star's press tour for Once Upon A Time...in Hollywood, we've combed through a few of her most iconic appearances, from L.A. to Paris, to narrow down exactly what her go-to makeup artist Pati Dubroff and hairstylist Bryce Scarlett do to make her a standout beauty on every red carpet. Check out the 8 beauty tips we've stolen from the star, ahead.

Makeup, Beauty, Hair & Skin

BeautySadie Sink On Chopping Off Her Signature Red Hair: “It Feel... When Sadie Sink pops up on my Zoom screen, she looks so different. It’s her hair, which, up to this point, has always been three things: long, red, aby Megan Decker

UnbotheredBlack Women Get Fillers Too — & I Refuse To Dissolve Mine I have lost count of how many times I have mentioned I’ve had lip filler and been quite literally told off. “As Black women, we are born with naturallyby Jackie Adedeji

BeautyThe Haus Labs Color Fuse Blush Makes Other Blush Look Bad If Stefani Joanne Germanotta (or, as the general public calls her, Lady Gaga) says jump, I’m going to the trampoline store. I watched a Jared Leto film fby Amanda Mitchell

Margot Robbie Different Makeup Look

BeautyEmRata On 31 & “The Pressure Of Being Young Forever” When I sat down on a large, white sectional facing Emily Ratajkowski, I was expecting to feel intimidated. But the model better known as ‘EmRata̵by Megan Decker

BeautyGwen Stefani on Launching a Beauty Line in Your 50s: “It Can Be Q... presents the first IRL taping of beauty podcast, Gloss Angeles. Co-hosts Sara Tan and Kirbie Johnson sit down with the Gwen Stefani in front of by Kirbie Johnson

BeautyHow Did These Beauty Influencers Suddenly Go Broke? You might know Annie Thomson (aka @a_day_in_the_life_of_annie on Instagram) for her fun and relatable beauty videos. Whether you’re keen to see how tby Tori Crowther

Beauty Rules Margot Robbie Follows For Her Flawless Complexion

BeautyWhere Is Desirability’s Place In The Modern Age? In 2014, Vogue declared in an article that “the big booty has officially become ubiquitous“. With that, the cultural behemoth ushered in what tby Zoë Huxford

BeautyBillie Eilish Got Real Honest About All The Celeb Beauty Lines Ou... Listening to a Billie Eilish song for the first time feels as though you’ve entered an alternate dimension. The Grammy Award-winning singer somehow mby Amanda Mitchell

BeautyLet’s Hear It For Florence Pugh’s Makeup At The Venic... In case you haven’t heard, last night’s Venice Film Festival premiere of Don’t Worry Darling had people worried, darling. The film, direcby Megan Decker

Margot Robbie On Her Favorite Concealer And Can't Live Without Skin Savior

Gloss AngelesThe Beauty Community Has An Unsolicited Advice Problem As everyone knows, going viral isn’t necessarily a good thing, especially on TikTok. Recently, nurse practitioner Miranda Wilson (@np.miranda) made a vidby Kirbie Johnson

BeautyMark Tuan Is Putting Mark Tuan First I met Mark Tuan on a Zoom call on a Tuesday afternoon in late July. He’s wearing a black bucket hat and white tee while sitting on a couch in his family by Lexy WhiteThis Met Gala ‘23, ‘no makeup’ beauty was in full swing – and it was all about achieving the perfect natural glow to last all night. Two of Chanel’s long time muses, Gisele Bündchen and Margot Robbie, embodied the fashion house’s beauty ethos with their radiant and fresh looks.

Makeup artist Georgi Sandev was “truly inspired by Gisele’s incredible natural glow, which is so pure and captivating.” Bündchen donned an archival bridal gown from Lagerfeld’s SS07 Chanel couture show. The statement piece was embellished with feathers and camellia flower detailing, meaning Sandev had to create a beauty look to “complement it in the best way. We would have to keep the beauty look fresh and slightly undone, so the complete image is modern and cool.”

Bafta 2018: Margot Robbie Stunned On The Red Carpet In Givenchy Gown

Sandev highlighted the face, shoulders and chest area with the CHANEL Baume Essentiel Multi-Use Glow Stick in Golden Light. He says that the recommended high-shine areas such as the under-eyes, around the nose and base of the forehead should be the only zones being powdered to retain that natural glow elsewhere. Accentuating the eyes without making them the statement required “a touch of winged eyeliner using CHANEL Calligraphie de CHANEL Longwear Intense Cream Eyeliner in Hyperblack starting only from the outer end of the eyes, not all over the eyelid, ” elaborated Sandev.

Margot Robbie, who was wearing a one-shouldered black gown from the house’s SS93 couture collection,