Margot Robbie talks Leonardo, dirty feet and surviving imposter syndrome as she ... trends now

Margot Robbie was looking back at her style this week.

The actress went over her various outfits from the very start of her career with Wolf Of Wall Street up to more recent statements in Barbie as she spoke to V"ogue for their Like In Looks segment.

The star has been promoting her new movie Barbie from director Greta Gerwig and co-starring Ryan Gosling as Ken. The film comes out July 21.

She is also the star of Vogue's July cover.

Some of the highlights of the video clip include how she worried she would stab Leonardo DiCaprio with her stiletto heels in Wolf Of Wall Street, why director Quentin Tarantino wanted her to have dirty feet for Once Upon A Time In Hollywood and how she struggled with imposter syndrome at the start of her career. 

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In her new Life in Looks video for Vogue, Robbie teases what one can expect from the flick.

'The clothes are a huge part of this movie, and a huge part of Barbie,' she said.

'Like everything in the Barbie, it's super superficial—but it's incredibly profound at the same time. Everything in this movie had to be authentically artificial.'

She also noted that Barbie was the first woman doll, and she also did everything for herself, like she had her own house, her own car, her own career.

And she noted in the film everything in the film had to be super fake and be consistent.

Margot said she loves her cover of Vogue because it is so Barbie. 

In the new video, Robbie looks back on some of her top looks.

First, there were the vintage Herve Leger bandage dresses she wore in 2013's The Wolf of Wall Street in which she played Naomi. 

'Her sexuality was her currency,' Robbie says of the character. 

She also said that she worried her stiletto heels would stab her costar Leonardo DiCaprio as they got frisky on the floor. 

Then there was her turn as the psychotic Harley Quinn in 2016's Suicide Squad. 'I had all these tattoos, including one that says Lucky You right above her crotch,' says Robbie.

She said she could tell a lot about Harley from her look: 'She has daddy issues, she is in a toxic relationship.' 

'I actually pitched the studio [the sequel] Birds of Prey, whilst we were shooting the first Suicide Squad; I really wanted to see Harley in a girl gang.'