Margot Robbie Outfits That Totally Flopped

Australian actor Margot Robbie has established herself as one of the most versatile stars of her generation, thanks to blockbusters like "Once Upon a Time in Hollywood" and "Barbie." Beyond her on-screen talent, Margot Robbie's stunning style transformation also put her in the spotlight as a fashion icon. Robbie has been serving us incredible style moments, especially during the press tour for the 2026 film "Wuthering Heights," proving again that she's the queen of method dressing — the thematic red carpet trend we want to see even more of.

However, while she undeniably knows how to create a bold fashion moment, Robbie's style hasn't always been so flawless. In fact, throughout the 2010s, Robbie wore a handful of questionable looks, from baggy jumpsuits to visible bras. Some blame her poor fashion choices on stylist Kate Young, with whom Robbie often collaborated at the time. "She's the one that keeps putting Margot in these unflattering looks," a user wrote on Reddit, with another adding, "The reality is that it's someone's literal job to style Margot, and that person just isn't doing it well." 

Since 2023, Robbie has been collaborating with stylist Andrew Mukamal, and many attribute her best red carpet fashion moments to him. Nevertheless, every fashionista starts out with lots of experimenting, which is bound to result in a bad 'fit here and there, and these are some of her worst ones.

Before her international breakthrough in 2013 with the film "The Wolf of Wall Street," Margot Robbie was a successful actor in Australia. In 2010, she attended the premiere of the film "Tomorrow When the War Began," and her red carpet outfit was an early 2010s eyesore. The star wore a baggy army-green jumpsuit with a satin red bow tied around her waist and beige pumps. We have to remember that this may have looked fashionable at the time, but plenty of early 2010s trends have aged poorly — and baggy jumpsuits are definitely one of them.

As fashion's biggest night, the annual Met Gala gives us plenty of incredible looks, often pushing the boundaries of what red carpet clothing can be. However, the night is also known for fashion fails, as the worst-dressed celebs at the 2025 Met Gala proved. Margot Robbie attended her first Met Gala in 2014, and walked the red carpet in a Prada design. The night's theme was "Charles James: Beyond Fashion," and Robbie failed to deliver. In particular, her visible bra and its straps ruined the look, teaching the actor just how important every detail is in fashion.

Margot Robbie attended the 2017 IFP Gotham Awards in a sparkly dark teal one-shoulder dress that should have worked in theory. In practice, the Saint Laurent number was too bulky, resembling a last-minute DIY project. The fact that the material had sequins definitely helped, but it couldn't save the garment from looking like a piece of fabric held together by her tiny belt. On the bright side, the "I, Tonya" star's makeup, hair, and accessories were stunning, but they still couldn't save the look.

When Margot Robbie showed up to a "Bombshell" screening in West Hollywood in October 2019, the actor looked washed out thanks to her outfit. Robbie wore an all-white pants and blazer combo that looked incredibly wrinkled due to its linen material. While it would have been possible to look past the odd blazer that tied in the front, the color of the outfit was a horrible choice for the Aussie.

It's safe to say that 2019 wasn't Margot Robbie's best fashion year, and her BAFTAs look is proof. The actor showed up to the red carpet in a Chanel gown that took an impressive 690 hours to finish. Now, while the details of the gown were exquisite and the execution of it was flawless, the bold silhouette simply didn't work on the "Barbie" star. The dramatic tulle sleeves and bottom made it look like a costume on her, and the gown pulled focus away from Robbie's beauty.

Margot Robbie attended the 2018 Film Independent Spirit Awards and opted for a more casual look. However, while there's nothing wrong with skipping the gown and opting for something simpler — especially at a more casual event like the Spirit Awards — the actor's cheetah print shirt dress wasn't a great look. The Louis Vuitton piece kind of looked like a bedazzled pajama top, and Robbie could have done so much better than that.

In the late 2010s, Margot Robbie often wore tulle and ruffles, and while the combo occasionally worked, it most often resulted in a forgettable look. In 2018, the "Wuthering Heights" star walked the red carpet of the Critics Choice Awards in a black-and-white striped Chanel dress with a bedazzled waistband. Even though the bold pattern, bejeweled elements, and slightly boxy silhouette weren't awful, they also didn't suit Robbie well, as she was lost behind the loudness of the garment.

In 2017, Margot Robbie attempted to pull off a mix of edgy and bohemian fashion, but she unfortunately failed to do so. The actor showed up to the Hollywood Film Awards in a Louis Vuitton dress that combined a see-through black halter top with a floral skirt. The piece also featured dramatic off-the-shoulder sleeves and high skirt slits, adding plenty of interesting elements to the look. However, the dress ended up having too many details clamoring for our attention, not to mention the odd white ribbon that was tying it together in the front.

No one ever wants a fashion flop to happen at a prestigious award show. However, sometimes it's inevitable. The worst-dressed celebs at the 2026 Golden Globes proved just how easy it is to end up being the fashion faux pas of the night. In 2018, Margot Robbie was on that list for wearing a black Gucci gown with over-the-top shoulder padding, which resulted in a boxy silhouette. Shoulder pads can make for a great statement, but with this gown, the beaded skirt and deep neckline were already dramatic enough.

Margot Robbie attended the Jameson Empire Awards in 2014 in a bright-red off-the-shoulder jumpsuit by Paper London. The bold color perfectly enhanced Robbie's at-the-time dark hair; however, the tailoring of the piece wasn't doing her any favors. In particular, the waistband made it bunch up oddly at the front, creating an unflattering silhouette that could have been easily avoided. The jumpsuit was also a tad too long, hiding her footwear entirely. But hey, at least Robbie went home as a winner that evening, thanks to snatching the best female newcomer award for "The Wolf of Wall Street."