Actress Margot Robbie Channels Her Inner Mermaid for W Magazine
Meghan Young — November 25, 2014 — Fashion
References: wmagazine & fashiongonerogue
Margot Robbie is a rising star who made a memorable appearance in 'Wolf of Wall Street' and will be seen next in 'Focus' alongside Will Smith. Yet for fans who can't wait until the premier of the latter will be able to enjoy a very different side of Margot Robbie in the Arts & Fashion issue of W Magazine.
Shot entirely underwater, Margot Robbie looks like a mermaid. Bill Viola, the artist who was commissioned to capture the editorial, says, “Margot looks like a Siren out of Greek mythology. I see her as an alluring goddess who might delight or destroy.” The blonde beauty was styled by Patrick Mackie in Donna Karan, Rodarte and Boss Hugo Boss.
Shot entirely underwater, Margot Robbie looks like a mermaid. Bill Viola, the artist who was commissioned to capture the editorial, says, “Margot looks like a Siren out of Greek mythology. I see her as an alluring goddess who might delight or destroy.” The blonde beauty was styled by Patrick Mackie in Donna Karan, Rodarte and Boss Hugo Boss.
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