Margot Robbie Is the Latest Celeb to Chop All Her Hair Off

Margot Robbie is the latest celebrity to go short. Short hair, that is. Coming off a long and much-talked-about Wuthering Heights press tour, Robbie has switched things up and cut her hair into a very chic, very Parisian lob. A lob (aka a long bob) sits between the chin and shoulder and is perfect for those who want to get in on the bob trend but aren’t sure if they want the upkeep of a super short cut—or simply want something slightly longer.

Robbie showed off her new hairstyle on Monday, March 9 during Paris Fashion Week at the Chanel fall/winter 2026 show. Her French lob, courtesy of celebrity hairstylist Bryce Scarlett, is textured, wavy and has blunt ends that hit just above her shoulders. But Robbie didn’t stop there: She’s also now an official member of the celebrities-with-bangs club (she’s in good company with Sabrina Carpenter, Dakota Johnson and many others). The bangs are choppy and slightly tousled, like her lob, creating a lived-in, natural look. It’s one of those hairstyles that seems super low-maintenance and easy to air-dry.

To complete her beauty look, Robbie’s makeup complemented her new cut. Though she’s switched things up with her hair, her makeup, which was done by her go-to celebrity makeup artist Pati Dubroff, is in line with what we’ve been seeing from Robbie lately. It’s very skin-forward and blush-focused, and both Robbie and Dubroff have emphasized they prefer a more minimal foundation look with plenty of rosy glow on the star (we saw this for nearly all of her Wuthering Heights press tour looks, which were also crafted by Dubroff). Dubroff hasn’t yet shared exactly what makeup products she used for this particular look, but she’s been a big fan of Chanel N°1 de Chanel Lip and Cheek Balm ($50) on Robbie lately.

Speaking of Wuthering Heights, Robbie’s hair is a major switch-up from what we saw on the red carpets over the last couple of months. She wore extra-long hair, often featuring textured, mermaidlike waves and intricate styling or updos, likely to match the artistry in the film. Perhaps this is Robbie’s way of closing that chapter and beginning a new one with a fresh, Parisian haircut.