Margot Robbie’s Met Gala Blusher Is A Bona Fide Cult Classic

It's no surprise that Margot Robbie was in attendance at last night's Met Gala - the Barbie lead is a Chanel ambassador after all. She stepped onto the striped carpet outside New York City's Metropolitan Museum of Art in a black, corseted gown from Chanel's spring 1993 haute couture collection and kept jewellery minimal with a pair of drop earrings and a couple of gold rings.

Margot's make-up came courtesy of Chanel too, and her long-time friend and make-up artist Pati Dubroff. 'My inspiration for tonight's look is clean, glow fresh and heightened perfection,' says Pati, speaking to Margot's low key sun-kissed look, 'I wanted to achieve a shine to mimic her Chanel dress.' True to form, Margot's skin was glowing and it showcased the sort of subtle flush that looked to be born of a day at the beach rather than an hour in the make-up chair.

The product behind Margot's look? Chanel's Baume Essential Multi-Use Glow Stick in shade Dragee, £36, asizzling dusky pink. This multi-tasking buy has long been a cult classic, with many a globally renowned make-up artist stocking multiple shades in their kit to use as highlighters, bronzers and blushers alike. It's easy to apply too - simply dot onto skin and blend in with your fingertips or a soft, densely bristled brush. The finish is sheer and dewy - if you want to mimic a post-facial glow in a matter of seconds, look no further. Intrigued? Shop Margot's exact Met Gala shade below:

Exact Match: Margot Robbie's Met Gala Blusher