Margot Robbie

[Armani]

MARGOT ROBBIE at Toronto International Airport 09/07/2017

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[jexxica]

The Hollywood Reporter Photoshoot (2017)

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[jexxica]

Visits the Variety Studio during the 2017 Toronto International Film Festival in Toronto, Canada - September 9, 2017

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[Rose n Toast]

Love the hair, especially at the IMDB event.

 

[jexxica]

Margot Robbie attends the HFPA & InStyle annual celebration of 2017 Toronto International Film Festival at Windsor Arms Hotel on September 9, 2017 in Toronto, Canada.

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[liaa]

Gorgeous eyes.

 

[jexxica]

Getty Images x Buzzfeed Portrait Studio at the 2017 Toronto International Film Festival


Justin Bishop Photoshoot for Vanity Fair during the 2017 Toronto International Film Festival (September 2017)

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[Armani]

MARGOT ROBBIE for The Hollywood Reporter at TIFF 2017

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[Armani]

MARGOT ROBBIE at Paul Edmonds Salon in Knightsbridge 09/10/2017

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[Armani]

MARGOT ROBBIE Arrives at Heathrow Airport in London 09/18/2017

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[jexxica]

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[SallyAlbright]

Wow, it's like her stylist actually tries to make her look bad - it must take some effort with such a beautiful client. The dress would be cool with either different shoulders or a different neckline, but the combination is so unflattering on her figure. The wet hair looks messy, and the makeup is odd. Seriously, this girl could look great in a trash bag and no makeup - WHY?!

 

[fincherism]

Why would someone do this to her. Whyyyyy. She is too beautiful to be in something so hideous

 

[liaa]

Well she doesn't have to accept to wear all the ugly outfits her stylist gives her. Maybe she likes this dress?

 

[Yohji]

Well, I personally don't mind it. I like that she took a risk. And I actually think her stylist has done a good job with her this past year.

She could've easily played up to her sex symbol status both style and career wise but she hasn't.

 

[lvstratus]

Omg, that is terrible!

 

[Yohji]

Margot Robbie at the 'Goodbye Christopher Robin' Press Conference at the Langham Hotel on September 19, 2017 in London, England.

Margot Robbie seen at the Magic Radio Studios on September 21, 2017 in London, England.

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[liaa]

I only visit this thread because she looks like a doll, unfortunately her style is terrible.

 

[SallyAlbright]

I like those last looks, she looks adorable in the plaid dress and the red jumper outfit somehow works too. Less is more when the client is this ridiculously gorgeous.

 

[Yohji]

WONDERLAND AUTUMN 17

Margot Robbie by Gia Coppola.



Jewellery CARTIER, dress and sleeves CALVIN KLEIN

When Robert Pattinson first appears onscreen in the Safdie brothers’ new noir, Good Time, he’s almost unrecognisable.

Portraying a drug dealing bank robber who has to bust his brother out of jail, we follow Pattinson down a rabbit hole of sex, acid and suburban psychedelia. Gone are his days as the perfect blemish free teen pin-up playing Twilight’s undead protagonist. Off-screen, Pattinson is just as unconventional: free from the grind of an Instagram account, press shy and left of centre, he is fast becoming a sharp antithesis to Hollywood iconoclasticism.

In light of his revelatory new role, Wonderland tasked the cover star with curating a special portfolio of the talent and thinkers shaping his unique universe today. From pop culture icons like Pamela Anderson and next-gen meme creator Sebastian Tribbie (@youvegotnomale), to his creative collaborator Daniel Lopatin of Oneohtrix Point Never, who soundtracked his latest cinematic offering, it’s an eclectic mix of artists and influencers. Partnered by his cover shoot exploring a similar anarchic energy to that of his new role, it was his opportunity to tell his own story away from the glare of media rhetoric. Under his influence, our Autumn Issue showcases the visionaries shaping an addictively unpredictable 2017.

A similar Hollywood outlier, our accompanying Autumn cover star, Margot Robbie has had her own, perhaps quieter, transformation. Photographed by enigmatic filmmaker Gia Coppola, Robbie describes her own struggles with being misrepresented by the media. Appearing as an American sweetheart gone bad in the forthcoming biopic I, Tonya, she reveals what it’s like to fall from grace at the centre of an international scandal. Or at least, what it’s like to pretend to.

We sit down with designers-cum-auters, Rodarte’s Mulleavy sisters and their longtime muse Kirsten Dunst, ahead of the release of Woodshock, the pair’s debut feature that sees Dunst fall deep through drug-induced layers of reality and insanity.

Then there’s grime king Skepta and his pal Playboi Carti who together talk fashion, music and collaboration, as well as the power of your own greatness and the truth in self-ful lling prophecies.

It’s a full throttle ride with the people setting the pop culture agenda on their own terms. But no one can sum up the transformative power of art better than our cover star himself. “Despite humans having this death grip on what they think is identity, really you could just wake up one day and decide to be someone else and do it as many times as you want.” – Robert Pattinson.

Join us in our double fantasy as we take a ride through the frenzy of 2017. Thank you to our wonderful advertisers and contributors, and of course, you, our readers. We hope you love it as much as we loved making it.

You can pre-order the new issue by clicking here.
Photography
Gia Coppola
Fashion
Christine Centenera
Words
Nellie Eden
Hair
Bryce Scarlett at The Wall Group using Maroccan Oil
Makeup
Pati Dubroff at Forward Artists for Laura Mercier
Nails
Alex Jachno at AIM Artists Agency using Chanel Le Vernis
Gia Coppola's Assistant
Nickey Netzah
Gia Coppola's First Photography Assistant
Fiorella Occhipinti
Second Photography Assistant
Carley Solether
Producer and Entertainment Direction
Erica Cornwall
Fashion Assistants
Eugenia Gamero, Abigail Hazard, Jessica Gardener
Retouching
Spring Studios
Thanks to
Milk Studios

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