Margot Robbie's Style File: All Of The Movie Star's Best Looks On And Off The Red Carpet

Robbie attended a special screening of Barbie alongside her co-stars Ryan Gosling, America Ferrera, Kate McKinnon and Ariana Greenblatt.

Despite being snubbed at the Oscars, Margot was full of smiles and even included a subtle tribute of the film into her outfit with a graphic Barbie t-shirt. To complete the look, she added a grey oversized blazer, light blue denim jeans and pink pointed heels.

While out and about in Los Angeles, Barbie star Margot Robbie eschewed the pink wardrobe she was embracing in 2023, in exchange for pretty much the perfect smart casual look.

The producer and actor ticked off a couple of 2024's hottest denim trends, namely cargo, straight-leg, and baggy styles, with her Bottega Veneta jeans. Robbie kept things professional by pairing them with pointed boots, a vest top, gold jewellery and an oversized blazer and clutch bag.

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Bringing the Barbie theme well into 2024, Robbie attended the Palm Springs International Film Festival Film Awards wearing co-ordinating baby pink SS24 Balmain.

Back on her Barbie hype for the night, Robbie paid homage to Black Magic Barbie (1964) in a custom-made Prada cape and dress. She paired the look with Manolo Blahnik's Jada mules.

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Ahead of the Annual Gotham Awards that night (November 27), Robbie nailed smart casual dressing in a head to toe Bottega Veneta look. The 33 year-old paired high-waisted straight-leg (dare we even say boot leg?) jeans, pointed boots and black bag with a chic layered vest, shirt and houndstooth blazer combination.

Returning to her blushing crusade of red-carpet looks, Robbie wore a baby pink feather-trimmed pyjama suit by Sleeper to a Barbie screening in Hollywood. The actor paired the look with a pink woven Bottega Veneta bag and matching mules by Manolo Blahnik.

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Back after a well-earned break post Barbie tour, Margot Robbie joined the Saltburn premiere at a proud producer of the film. Paired with her glowy tan and loose waves, she wore a Schiaparelli sheer corseted gown.

Finishing up her time promoting Barbie in London ahead of the upcoming strikes, Robbie stepped into a delightful Vivienne Westwood skirt suit set, complete with furry shoes and handbag.

Robbie kicked off summer with a daring styling combination of bikini top and jeans. To sit front for Chanel's Cruise 2024 show in Los Angeles, the blonde Barbie star kept things luxe with a gold chain bolero and Chanel handbag.

Margot Robbie chose a Sixties-inspired gingham two-piece by Prada to promote her new film Barbie at CinemaCon. She paired the Barbiecore ensemble with pink, peep-toe Christian Louboutin mules.

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Margot Robbie was joined by Morgan Freeman on stage at the 2023 Oscars to present an awards. The actor and producer wore a black, sequin Armani Privé gown for the night. To compliment the off-the-shoulder designer, Robbie wore her hair sleek and parted in the centre.

The world tour of Babylon premieres took Margot Robbie back to her home country of Australia, where the star really pulled out all the stops for her red carpet look. While the actor stunned in a billowing gown for the London premiere last week, she opted for something far more form-fitting for the Sydney screening: a baby blue, corseted dress by Versace – last seen on Carla Bruni in 1995. But the star's vintage look seems to have a received a sartorial update, courtesy of a lingerie-style red lace trim covering the dress' thigh-high split and bringing it bang up-to-date for 2023.

Margot Robbie stunned in a bright red, oversized leather suit by Bottega Veneta and towering burgundy platforms while out and about in London.

It's been a stylish week for Margot Robbie, who has gone from wearing a Twenties-style pink Chanel dress at the Golden Globes to a dramatically different red gown for the UK premiere of Babylon in the space of just two days. Robbie's stunning premiere look is by Valentino, bringing the perfect amount of glamour and drama to the red carpet with its totally-backless detail contrasted with its super-modest front. Simply divine.

The Australian actor hit the red carpet for the LA premiere of her upcoming film, Babylon, in what might just be her most daring outfit to date. Margot Robbie's penchant for a midriff-baring cut-out dress has reached its pinnacle in her latest look: a super-sultry, black wrap dress by Alaïa that's dramatically slashed at the torso and also features a trendy hood and fur-trimmed train. The star allowed the dress to do all the talking by keeping accessories to a minimum: sheer tights, black heels and a chic cuff bracelet to add an extra touch of elegance.

It seems Margot's abs are having a (well-deserved) moment, as the star stepped onto the red carpet for the SFFILM Awards in a chic yet understated two-piece Maxmara ensemble. The actor's look consisted of a black crop top and matching high-waisted floor-length skirt, accessorised simply with a silver Tiffany & Co. cuff and Paris Texas platform heels.

Margot Robbie wowed in a green column gown by Bottega Veneta to attend the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences 13th Governors Awards in Los Angeles. The Barbie star's slinky satin number came in an asymmetric one-shoulder silhouette, spliced to reveal a hint of midriff, and was subtly embellished with a gold artisanal tie.

She sported a sleek, straight hairdo, opted for neutral make-up, and accessorised with gold hoops and bangles.

Margot Robbie was radiant in head-to-toe Proenza Schouler as as she attended an awards ceremony at the Museum of Modern Art in New York. The actor showed off her unique approach to red carpet dressing, rocking a flared, bright white suit with a contrasting black lace shirt underneath that cheekily popped out at the bottom. We've missed you, Margot.

For the European premiere of her new film Amsterdam, Margot Robbie wore a dramatic, all-black couture look by Celine – featuring sultry cut-outs and a trailing, semi-sheer cape. Red carpet dressing done right, if you ask us.