Margot Robbie began her acting career in 2008, appearing in Australian television shows including “Neighbours” and “Pan Am,” at the ripe age of 17 for several roles. Now a famed film star internationally, most people think of the movies I, Tonya, Wolf of Wall Street and Mary Queen of Scots when we think of Margot Robbie. And as her career matured throughout her twenties, it seems her face did as well.
Several have questioned whether Robbie’s facial transformations are related to cosmetic treatments or plastic surgery, though there are no reputable sources that confirm she has had any work done.
It is perfectly common for our faces to continue to mature, even past teens. According to Live Science, “As we grow older, our facial bones including our eye sockets, nose and upper jaw continue to change. For example, our eye sockets enlarge, and the angle of the bones beneath our eyebrows decreases.”
While unfortunately for many of us, this natural changing in the face can result in early-forming wrinkles or crow’s feet, perhaps Margot Robbie has seen a positive side to aging.
There is another explanation for Margot Robbie’s dramatic transformation: her beauty routine. There is a lot we can do with the right skincare products and makeup collection - even changing the appearance of our cheekbones.
Elle pointed out that Robbie has often experimented with new beauty looks, whether opting for a natural makeup palette, making a statement with eye makeup or even changing up her hair color. Looking back at the actress’s beauty looks over the years, it is clear to see how she and her styles have matured.
The only thing as versatile as Robbie’s beauty looks is her breadth of acting roles. She is currently working on The Suicide Squad, a sequel/reboot to her 2016 film. This will be Robbie’s third time playing the role of Harley Quinn, a comic book character in the DC Universe.
In addition to the comic book character, she has played the roles of several historic figures, including Queen Elizabeth I in Mary Queen of Scots, Tonya Harding in I, Tonya and Sharon Tate in Once Upon A Time… In Hollywood.