Margot Robbie's Oversized Suit Is A Power Move

Back in March, we couldn't help but notice that Giorgio Armani's Fall/Winter 2026 collection was all about the grays: suit jackets, tailored coats, dresses, bombers, baggy pants, and more. Now, Margot Robbie is embracing the grays too with a head-to-toe look pulled straight from the runway for a Milan Design Week event. The look, styled by Andrew Mukamal, consists of a baggy gray suit set, brown shoes, a red belt, a small but noticeable brooch, and a darker gray knit masterfully layered over gray mesh snakeskin top with a cowl neck.

While we might've grown comfortable seeing Robbie in glamorous looks for her method dressing Wuthering Heights press tour, this is a very welcome departure. While we do consider naked-dressing to be a major power move, baggy clothing and straying away from body-conscious clothing is a power move in its own right—especially when a woman opts for a suit in lieu of something stereotypically feminine like a dress.

None of this is to say that Robbie is the first to throw on a baggy suit. In any conversation about women wearing baggy suits, Julia Roberts is owed a huge shoutout—she did wear a baggy gray Armani suit to the 1990 Golden Globes, after all. This is also a signal of the house paying homage to its history through their modern collections.

In recent years other women celebrities have worn baggy suits: Hailey Bieber in Saint Laurent, Demi Moore in Nina Ricci, Lady Gaga in Marc Jacobs, and Ayo Edebiri in Loewe, for example. But still, every time it happens, we can't help but notice and take note.

So, this is another great look too add to Margot Robbie's list as she continues to experiment with her personal style and take risks that more often than not pay off—and we love to see it.