Margot Robbie

On this week’s red-carpet-round-up women wore color. Soft colors in chiffon dominated but black was also seen – scroll through the gallery to see Dakota Johnson, Kerry Washington, Brad, Leo and Charlie Hunnam and the action woman Sofia Boutella.

Colors were mostly muted though green popped. Men were groomed and women went feminine.

There were big trends in Cannes. Hair close to the skull with controlled cascades down the back; braids and adornments were noticeable, too.

Hair trends for the season continue toward tight to the skull, with variations, while men go floppy. Let’s look at some styles that we will see as red-carpet season begins.

Nominee, Best Actress, Motion Picture-Musical or Comedy (I, Tonya)Hailing from the farmlands of Dalby, Australia, Margot Robbie has charmed audiences everywhere with her beauty, talent, and dedication to female empowerment. While initially in roles such as Laura Cameron in ABC’s Pan Am (2012) and Naomi Lapaglia in Scorsese's Golden Globe winner The Wolf of Wall Street (2013), which heavily relied on her beauty, she has come to show that she is more than just a pretty face, tackling more complex and intense roles like the dangerously sexy Harley Quinn in DC’s Suicide Squad (2016) and the disgraced and misunderstood star athlete Tonya Harding in I, Tonya (2017).

After all kinds of prints, patterns and sheers dominating red carpets around the world all summer, the stars resorted to black, white and blue to promote their films while talking to the Hollywood Foreign Press Association about upcoming projects.

The trends in shapes and the fabrics that are peaking right now: Reese Witherspoon with her asymmetrical neckline; Alicia Vikander’s plunge; Rihanna went for clean-cut frills, while Margot Robbie did a nod to the old yoodle-hee-hew, with a controlled scoop, puffy sleeves and a soft pattern on cream. Click to see what Natalie Portman, Miley Cyrus and Kelly Macdonald wore while walking the carpet.