She has been busy working on the Quentin Tarantino film Once Upon A Time In Hollywood.
But on Wednesday, Margot Robbie took a break from the movie set to run errands in Los Angeles.
The 28-year-old movie star cut a casual figure in ripped white jeans with a black blouse, adding statement boots.
Beaming: Margot Robbie took a break from the movie set to run errands in Los Angeles on Wednesday afternoon
The Australian beauty chose loose fitting bottoms featuring a rip over one knee and distressed hems.
Margot added a black and gold belt, highlighting her slim waist.
The blonde stunner styled the look with a black shirt that featured a mini cut-out detail along her neck.
Margot chose eye-catching boots that had a bold design featuring a multitude of colors.
The 28-year-old movie star cut a casual figure in ripped white jeans with a black blouse, adding statement boots.
Happy: The Australian beauty chose loose fitting bottoms featuring a rip over one knee and distressed hems
Margot carried a khaki colored backpack with chain straps and delicate earrings to round out her look.
The Wolf Of Wall Street star left her blonde hair loose with a slight wave, opting for a deep side part.
Margot went makeup free, revealing her stunning natural beauty.
Busy: Margot carried a khaki colored backpack with chain straps while running errands
Margot has been cast as Sharon Tate in Quentin’s Once Upon A Time In Hollywood, reportedly beating out Jennifer Lawrence for the role.
Earlier this month, the beauty posed while in costume on set; she sported a sixties-style black ribbed turtleneck with a white mini skirt and matching boots.
Margot stars alongside Leonardo DiCaprio and Brad Pitt in the film, which is set to hit theaters July 26, 2019.
In character: Margot has been cast as Sharon Tate in Quentin’s Once Upon A Time In Hollywood, reportedly beating out Jennifer Lawrence for the role
Margot plays Sharon Tate (pictured in 1966); she was murdered by Charles Manson members Charles ‘Tex’ Watson, Susan Atkins and Patricia Krenwinkel in August 1969
