On Sunday, Margot Robbie will finally find out whether she'll received the 'Best Actress' Oscar for her performance in I, Tonya. But that isn't stopping her from donning her glad rags and dancing the night away a bit prematurely.
Over the weekend, the 27-year-old found time in her busy schedule to fly to Melbourne, Australia to attend one of her best friend's wedding.
For the nuptials, the star wore a stunning Falconetti Dress in red metallic silk by celebrity designer favourite The Vampire's Wife, estimated to cost a whopping £1,595 (available to buy here).
Posted on her husband, Tom Ackerley's Instagram account, Robbie can be seen snuggling up to her hubby of over a year in the dancing emoji-inspired gown, with her hair drawn back into a loose chignon at the nape of her neck.
The Daily Telegraph reports Robbie's name was listed at the nuptials slightly differently to what she's known by in Hollywood.
Her name card reportedly read 'Mrs Tom Ackerley', indicating the actress has officially taken her husband's last name by switching her surname from 'Robbie' to 'Ackerley'.
Robbie's stunning wedding look comes amid news Ladbokes has odds of 5/1 that the actress is a contender to star opposite Daniel Craig in the next James Bond film.
Her odds have decreased from 12/1 two years following her role as Jane in The Legend of Tarzan.
Meanwhile, Robbie has just learned her film project Dangerous Odds has reportedly been financed by Bold Films, which centres on sports betting boss Marisa Lankester.
Robbie's production company LuckyChap - which she co-owns with her husband and two friends - will produce the film alongside Bold Films and Entertainment 360.
Variety reports Lankester grew up in the upscale suburbs of New York City and worked in the largest illegal sports betting operation in U.S. history.
She was arrested in 1987 on charges of bookmaking, along with six other employees, after Los Angeles law enforcement officials raided the office where she worked as a clerk.
