Margot Robbie appears in Vogue Australia’s February 2026 issue, styled in multiple outfits that balance elegance with candid ease.
The February 2026 issue of Vogue Australia places Margot Robbie in a set of frames that feel both cinematic and everyday. One shot has her leaning against a classic convertible, city lights flickering in the distance. She wears a patterned mini dress, sleeveless, jewelry catching the dusk glow. The pose is relaxed, almost careless, but the styling keeps it sharp.
Another look shifts tone. Walking arm-in-arm down a rural road, she pairs a red-and-white top with a short patterned skirt and matching knee-high boots. The companion beside her in a graphic tee and black pants makes the scene feel less staged, more like a road trip moment. Sunset light, utility poles, a vintage car parked nearby–it’s nostalgic, almost romantic.
The spread insists on contrasts. Urban skyline versus open road. Evening glamour against casual wander. Robbie’s outfits carry the weight of fashion, but the settings strip them of polish. They feel lived-in, like clothes worn on the way somewhere, not just for the camera.
Kiernan Shipka attended The Vulture Spot during the 2026 Sundance Film Festival in a black velvet dress with a brown belt and platform boots.
The neon blue of the Paramount+ logo casts a quiet glow against the wall while Kiernan Shipka stands with one arm draped over the snack bar, posture relaxed, half amusement in her smile.
Her look strikes an easy balance between nostalgia and polish. She wears a black velvet dress , soft fabric absorbing the light, cinched at the waist by a wide brown belt tied with a jeweled clasp that could’ve come straight from a vintage trunk. The midi-length hem moves neatly over black platform boots , adding shape and structure to what might otherwise feel too romantic.
Chase Sui Wonders appeared at the IMDb Portrait Studio during the 2026 Sundance Film Festival wearing a relaxed blue track jacket and leather pants.
Snow outside, warm tan leather couches inside. Chase Sui Wonders leans easily on one arm, half-smile in place — the energy more human than Hollywood.
She’s dressed for comfort, not ceremony: a bright royal-blue track jacket with white stripes running sharp down the sleeves. It brings a jolt of color into the otherwise understated set. The zipper sits halfway closed, balanced over black leather pants that shine subtly under the studio lighting. At her feet, black boots anchor the outfit with quiet practicality. Together, the materials read like contrast itself — gloss and matte, soft and strong.
