Skip to main content

Margot Robbie Recreates Sharon Tate's Iconic 1968 Hairstyle at Cannes Film Festival

image

Samir HusseinGetty Images

If you found Margot Robbie's loose braids at the Cannes Film Festival photo call a little unexpected, she had a reason for wearing them. The throwback hairstyle was a nod to slain actress Sharon Tate, who Robbie plays in her new film Once Upon a Time in Hollywood. Spotted by writer Evan Ross, Tate wore her hair with face-framing braids at the Cannes Film Festival in 1968.

image
Margot Robbie at Cannes Film Festival in 2019.

Getty Images

image
Sharon Tate at Cannes Film Festival in 1968.

Getty Images

The actress completed her look with an off-the-shoulder white Chanel dress and strappy sandals.

image

Getty Images

image

Getty Images

Robbie made her Cannes debut earlier this week in a sequined black and white Chanel ensemble, paired with soft waves, a choker, and dangling earrings.

image

Getty Images

image

Getty Images

The actress, who spoke to People about preparing for the role of Tate, felt an "enormous responsibility" and spoke to Tate's family and friends before filming. "They all said how kind, loving, and good-hearted she was," Robbie said. "I was fortunate enough to step on to set with Debra Tate’s blessing, Sharon’s sister."

Though Debra Tate has voiced her displeasure with the film, she seems to be a fan of Robbie's. Tate spoke highly of the actress to TMZ last year. "Margot is an extremely dedicated craftsman," she said. "She's a very dedicated actress. And yes, of course, she had lots of questions about Sharon and her take on Sharon and I’m very confident she’s going to give us everything we need."

Labels:
Location: USA

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Giant Italian-Style Hoagie

Wrap entire hoagie tightly in plastic wrap, then cut crosswise into 4 even sections. (The plastic wrap acts sort of like a girdle, holding in all of the meat, cheese, and veg so that they won't fly out you slice smaller segments. It also acts as insurance in case the parchment paper gets damp.) If you're taking your sandwich out into the world, wrap again in plastic or return to bag or sleeve that bread came in to hold it all together for easy transporting.
Post a Comment
Read more

Sour Cream Coffee Cake from The Silver Palate Cookbook

[unable to retrieve full-text content]This recipe is one of our favorites from The Silver Palate Cookbook, our February 2019 Cookbook Club pick. It’s an elegant, moist cake ideal for serving at a large brunch party (it’s worth timing to have it ready 30 minutes out of the oven) or with your morning coffee. If you don’t have pecans handy, walnuts make a great substitute.
Post a Comment
Read more

Everything You've Ever Wanted to Know About Microneedling

For those looking to improve the look of scars, boost collagen, or encourage hair growth, microneedling can offer a minimally invasive solution. The practice dates back to 1995, but has gained significant traction in recent years thanks to new technology—and YouTube and Instagram, where the mesmerizing (albeit bloody) process stars in tens of thousands of videos. Here, dermatologist Macrene Alexiades , MD, PhD, who has published extensive research on microneedling, along with fellow Yale clinical professor and dermatologist Mona Gohara , MD demystify the multi-purpose treatment. Microneedling creates microscopic punctures in the skin. Simply put, microneedling is the insertion of very fine short needles into the skin for the purposes of rejuvenation, explains Macrene. The most popular (and cost effective) microneedling device, known as a dermaroller , is made up of micro-fine needles that range in diameter from 0.5 and 2.5 millimeters. But, if the prospect of multiple needle wounds s...
Post a Comment
Read more

Contact Form

Name

Email *

Message *