Photo:James Gourley/Getty; William STEVENS/Gamma-Rapho
James Gourley/Getty; William STEVENS/Gamma-Rapho
Margot Robbieis embodying herBarbiepersona.
For aBarbieevent at the Museum of Contemporary Art in Sydney, Australia, the movie star wore a shinypink metal mesh Versace dresswith a sweetheart neckline corset top, which transformed at the waist into a flowy skirt that ended just above her knees.
She kept the look simple, opting to just accessorize the look with matching pink clear sandals and a windswept natural hairstyle. She also wore simple rosy blush and a matching deep pink lipstick.
Margot Robbie attends the “Barbie” Celebration Party at Museum of Contemporary Art on June 30, 2023.Don Arnold/WireImage
Don Arnold/WireImage
Schiffer even showed her support for Robbie’s look, writing onInstagram, “Margot Robbie has great taste 😉 @chanelofficial & @versace looks then and now.” She also pointed to thepink Chanel jacketthat Robbie stepped out in at the airport that the model originally wore in the ’90s.
However, that wasn’t the only chrome pink Versace look from the ’90s Mukamal took inspiration from. Earlier in the day, Robbie wore apink cable-knit cropped sweateralong with a leather box pleat skirt — a similar color to her evening look — while attending aBarbiefan event in Sydney.
Claudia Schiffer wearing the dress at a Versace fashion show in Paris.Richard Young/Shutterstock
Richard Young/Shutterstock
She paired the outfit with ankle high pink socks and loafers with gold detailing, and wore simple silver ring accessories and simple rosy makeup. Her hair was also styled to perfection in perfect waves.
Margot Robbie attends a “Barbie” fan event at Westfield Sydney on June 30, 2023.James Gourley/Getty
James Gourley/Getty
Robbie has been rocking the Barbiecore pink dress code over the past few weeks, recently wearing a pink polka-dot dress — seemingly borrowed from her character Barbie’s closet — as she attended aBarbiephoto call with costarRyan Goslingand the movie’s writer/director,Greta Gerwig, in Los Angeles.
This week, the stardiscussed a potential future iterationof the highly anticipated film withTIME.
“I think you fall into a bit of a trap if you try and set up a first movie whilst also planning for sequels,” Robbie said.
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Still, she said she has been part of conversations about what the future holds for Barbie in terms of a cinematic experience to follow the upcoming movie, which comes out next month.
Robbie said, “It could go a million different directions from this point.”
source: people.com
