The best outfits of Margot Robbie inspired by Barbie

Lights, camera, fashion! Prepare to be dazzled as two iconic collaborations of the year. That's right - it's Barbie and Margot Robbie taking center stage together! 

With her effortless charm and undeniable talent, Margot Robbie has captured hearts around the world as a real-life Barbie doll.

As Margot embarks on a press tour for the upcoming  Barbie movie, we can't help but swoon over her stunning wardrobe choices inspired by everyone's favorite fashionista.

In this blog post, we'll delve into some of  Margot Robbie's best outfits from the press tour. Get ready to turn heads and embrace your inner Barbie with these fabulous ensembles!

Barbie x Margot Robbie: A Match Made in Fashion Heaven

When it comes to style, Margot Robbie has always been a trendsetter. And now, as she takes on the role of Barbie in an upcoming movie, her fashionable choices have reached new heights! Throughout the press tour for the film, Margot has showcased a stunning array of outfits that are both playful and chic.

From sleek and sophisticated gowns to playful and vibrant ensembles, she effortlessly captures Barbie's essence with each outfit. Andrew Mukamal is the stylist for the upcoming Barbie movie. 

He is known for his work with celebrities such as Margot Robbie, Zendaya, and Olivia Rodrigo. Mukamal has said that he wanted to create looks for the Barbie movie that were both "fashion-forward" and "nostalgic." He has taken inspiration from the iconic Barbie doll's wardrobe, as well as from the 1980s and 1990s.

Here are some of the best outfits of Margot Robbie inspired by Barbie of the most anticipated film of the year!

The Original Barbie (1959)

Robbie wore this Hervé Léger body-con dress to a promo event in Sydney. The dress is inspired by the original Barbie, which was released in 1959. The dress is strapless and black and white, just like the original Barbie's swimsuit.

Enchanted Evening Barbie (1960)

Ms Robbie wore this Vivienne Westwood gown to the European premiere of Barbie in London. The gown is inspired by the 1960 Enchanted Evening Barbie, which features a strapless white gown with a pink tulle overlay and a pearl necklace. Robbie's gown also has a train that resembles the one on the doll's outfit.

Solo in the Spotlight Barbie (1960)

Margot Robbie wore this Prada outfit to the Sydney premiere of Barbie. The outfit is inspired by the 1960 Solo in the Spotlight Barbie, which features a black  gingham dress and black gloves. Robbie's outfit also has a pink handkerchief; she looks gorgeous and classic with the outfit!

Sparkling Barbie (1964)

Ms Robbie wore this custom bedazzled outfit to a press conference in Seoul, South Korea. The outfit is inspired by the 1964 Sparkling Pink Barbie, which features a pink cropped jacket, one-shouldered bra top, and miniskirt. Robbie's outfit also has a matching pillbox hat, a lovely outfit for the occasion. 

Day to Night Barbie (1985)

Arriving as Day to Night Barbie from 1985, Margot Robbie was dressed head to toe in a shocking pink business-or-leisure suit from Versace before swapping into a glamorous evening number.

Totally Hair Barbie (1992)

At a photocall in México, Robbie channeled the Totally Hair Barbie and yes, you guessed it, there was a lot of hair. Complete with a stained glass-esque minidress from Emilio Pucci, Chanel earrings, pink shoes and a cascade of crimped blond locks, Ms Robbie turned it out.

Pink and Fabulous Barbie (2015)

Robbie wore this Valentino minidress to the Los Angeles premiere of Barbie. The dress is inspired by the 2015 Pink & Fabulous Barbie, which features a pink halter dress with a white collar and cuffs. Robbie's dress also has a pink heart-shaped bag and pink pumps.

These are just a few of the many Barbie-inspired outfits that Margot Robbie has worn on the press tour for the upcoming film. She has clearly been having fun paying homage to the iconic doll, and her outfits have been a hit with fans.

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By Melissa Zanini