Margot Robbie looks unrecognisable in resurfaced snap showcasing natural beauty
A throwback snap of Hollywood icon Margot Robbie from her teen years has showcased the star's natural beauty.
The actress, 32, is known for her clear signature style, but the shot from days gone by proved she once sported a completely different look.
The unearthed snaps from her childhood revealed the Hollywood star always bore a natural beauty and while fans of the Babylon star might remember her as the blonde bombshell sex symbol in The Wolf of Wall Street, the latest snaps share a more innocent beauty.
Her performance in the Leonardo DiCaprio -led hit, saw her flaunt her assets in a number of sex scenes - which actually led to her being covered in scrapes and bruises.
The snap was first shown on Jimmy Kimmel Live (ABC)However, well before her symbol status came the teen pic in question, which first appeared on Jimmy Kimmel Live back in 2016. The image showed a young Margot deeply into a Harry Potter novel while sipping on a drink.
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Looking cosy, the actress donned a pair of oval reading glasses and rocked dark brown locks which were slicked back as she looked up to smile at the camera. She had opted for a black turtle neck as she lay wrapped in a blanket.
When the image flashed up on the big screen behind Margot and Jimmy on the show, the actress was completely unaware of what was coming and was left open-mouthed in shock.
She burst into laughter when she spotted the snap. She went on to reveal the image was actually taken on her 13th birthday and told the host: "I’m drinking a cup of tea, I’m in bed.
Margot Robbie in The Wolf of Wall Street"I’m clearly really enjoying myself [while] reading Harry Potter. I have braces, which I had for two years. I was really into slicking my hair back, god knows why."
She went on to confess she had actually lied about her eyesight in order to get the specs, admitting she was such a fan of the wizard wonder that she simply had to get a pair to "look like Harry Potter".
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