Best Burnt Orange Eyeshadow for Every Skin Tone

When Margot Robbie stepped onto the red carpet at the Once Upon a Time in Hollywood screening in LA, she wasn’t just promoting a Quentin Tarantino movie—she was setting a beauty trend. The 29-year-old Australian actress looked absolutely stunning in a Chanel Couture gown, but it was her burnt orange eyeshadow that made her the true woman of the moment.

As a makeup artist, I remember studying her beauty look with admiration. That soft Hot Summer 70’s vibe was perfectly captured with burnt orange hues swept across her eyelids—a nod to her role as Sharon Tate. I later learned that her artist, Pati Dubroff, used OMBRE Premiere Gloss Solaire to create that sun-kissed glow.

Her skin was radiant, thanks to the Soleil Tan De Chanel and Duo Bronze Et Lumiere Clair, which brought warmth and shape without overpowering her natural charm. A flash of colour on her lips using Rouge Coco Flash 66 Pulse added balance, keeping everything effortless yet intentional.

Her hair, styled by Bryce Scarlett, added to the timeless Hollywood curls look. With lived-in blonde locks brushed back into a bouffant-style crown, and a neat top parting, the entire ensemble echoed classic movie star elegance with a modern twist.

What struck me most was how she matched her glowing fragrance—Gabrielle Chanel Essence—with the overall style. The flowing, floor-length dress with a plunging neckline, clinched waist, draping bow, and bishop cut sleeves framed her like a dream, proving once again that the French fashion house knows how to dress a star.