Margot Robbie has finally 'figured out' her style despite having 'horrifying moments' as a teenager

Margot Robbie has finally "figured out" her sense of style but admitted that she had some "horrifying moments" as a teenager.

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Margot Robbie has figured out her own sense of style
Margot Robbie has figured out her own sense of style

Margot Robbie has finally "figured out" her sense of style.

The 34-year-old actress admitted that she had some "horrifying moments" in her teenage years and was still trying to come up with a look that worked for her through her twenties but has now settled on a fashion sense that makes her "feel good" about herself.

She told Harper's Bazaar: "I'm in my thirties now and I feel like I've figured out what works for me in a way that I don't think I had figured out when I was younger. Definitely not as a teenager. We all have that horrifying moment where you look back at a photo and you're like, ‘Why did I have that side fringe?’ "Trends change, but also sometimes it's just in its execution, not quite working. Then in my twenties, I was still figuring out what made me feel good. "Sometimes you fall into the trap of wanting to jump onto a trend or a fad but I prefer now to just enhance the parts of me that I like the most. That feels the most authentic, but I think it also just comes across as looking the nicest."

The 'Barbie' star - who was recently announced as the face of Chanel No. 5 - admitted that she finds "inspiration" for her style "everywhere", including from the stars of Golden Age Hollywood.

She said: "I find inspiration everywhere. When it comes to a red-carpet look, we pull reference images. It can be Lauren Hutton, it could be Brigitte Bardot. For characters I've played, or whoever I'm working with, I always find inspiration in the icons. For Barbie, we had a lot of images of Catherine Deneuve, who was also the face of Chanel N°5, but particularly her in The Umbrellas of Cherbourg. Brigitte Bardot, we also referenced a lot. It's those icons that remain timeless because you can't help but feel inclined to recreate them in some way."