Margot Robbie Burnt Orange Makeup: Get The Look from Once Upon A Time In Hollywood Premiere

As Margot Robbie attended the Once Upon a Time in Hollywood premiere – with co-stars Brad Pitt and Leonardo DiCaprio by her side – this July, her stunning red carpet look stole the show.

Margot Robbie's stunning makeup at the Once Upon a Time in Hollywood premiere stole the evening

Margot Robbie is certainly the woman of the moment. As well as recently becoming the face of Chanel’s Gabrielle Chanel Essence fragrance, the Australian actress is currently in the midst of promoting Quentin Tarantino’s Once Upon a Time in Hollywood movie, within which she plays actress Sharon Tate.

And taking to the screening event in LA, 29-year-old Robbie channelled classic movie star style.

Showing her allegiance with the French fashion house, she donned a flowing white Chanel Couture dress with a plunging neckline with a clinched in waist featuring a draping bow. The floor-length number also featured long, billowing bishop cut sleeves.

Stunning as the gown was, it was still Robbbie’s striking beauty look that reigned on the red carpet.

As the face of th fashion house, Margot Robbie wore a white couture Chanel dress to the Once Upon a Time in Hollywood premiere in LA

As the face of the fashion house, Margot Robbie wore a white couture Chanel dress to the Once Upon a Time in Hollywood premiere in LA

For the look, the Suicide Squad star’s makeup artist Pati Dubroff opted for burnt orange hues once again from Chanel.

She wrote on her Instagram page “Hot Summer 70’s vibe” and listed that for the skin she applied Soleil Tan De Chanel and Duo Bronze Et Lumiere Clair, OMBRE Premiere Gloss Solaire on the actress’s eyelids and finally Rouge Coco Flash 66 Pulse to add a flash of colour to her lips.

Her hair was created by Bryce Scarlett, and saw her lived-in blonde locks brushed back up top to eradicate the parting in favour of a neat bouffant-style crown, with rest of her hair flowing down in Hollywood curls.

Is it time to give orange makeup a try? We think so.