Margot Robbie looked like the ultimate jet-setter at LAX airport, and the key to her stylish ensemble was a dress that is all about versatility. Sure she had the sleek, reflective shades, the mini designer bag, and the sold-out Mansur Gavriel mules no one can seem to get their hands on, but her white wrap dress was effortlessly stylish and comfortable. The Reformation number has all the elements that a travel-friendly dress needs from the lightweight fabric it's made with to a billowy skirt. Its feminine design features cap sleeves and an asymmetrical hem, details that give the roomy dress a polished element. Our favorite part is that it's a wrap dress, a favorite of women everywhere because it means you can wear it as fitted or relaxed as you want (and wherever you want!)—and that is the key to chic comfort.
Check out how Margot Robbie wore this versatile dress and keep scrolling to shop the style.
On Margot Robbie: Ray-Ban Double-Bridge Sunglasses ($205); Reformation Parisa Dress ($218); Gucci XL Mini Bag ($1400); Mansur Gavriel mules.
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