All the looks offered by Margot Robbie during the promotional tour are inspired by real Barbies.
Barbiein Italian cinemas July 20 2023 is the cinematic phenomenon of the summer (indeed, one could say for a whole year already!), just think that in two weeks it has already grossed 20 million euros at the Italian box office. Mind-boggling figures that overthrew from the throne Super Mario Bros. – Movie (2023).
Written and directed by Greta Gerwig Starring Margot Robbie and Ryan Gosling as Barbie and Ken, the film drew crowds of fans who dressed in pink to emulate the spirit of the world’s most famous doll. And the fans aren’t the only ones, because even Robbie, during a promotional tour around the world, offered a lot of looks that were directly inspired by some real-life Barbies.
Below are all the looks that Margot Robbie offered during the promotional tour, with clothing inspired by the famous Mattel doll.
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1. Margot Robbie as Barbie Solo in the spotlight of the 60s
For the world premiere Barbie, in the city of Los Angeles, Margot Robbie decided to bring a real recreation of human growth to the pink carpet. Barbie Solo in the spotlight released in the 60s. From the black dress to the shoes, to the smallest details: the handkerchief, the red rose, the gloves and the necklace!
2. Margot Robbie as Barbie “Magic Evening”
For the European premiere Barbieheld in London, Margot Robbie decided to bring a gorgeous fashion moment to the pink carpet inspired by Release “Enchanted Barbie Evening” in the 60s. From a white and pink dress to faux fur, down to the smallest detail: a necklace and gloves. Beautiful!
3. Margot Robbie as the very first Barbie, 1959
Here we enter historical territory. During a promotional event for the film in Robbie’s hometown of Sydney, Australia, the Australian actress wore a black and white striped mini dress inspired by the very first barbiereleased in 1959. This image is also present at the beginning of the film, in an iconic sequence inspired by 2001: Space Odyssey (1968), Stanley Kubrick’s classic film.
4. Margot Robbie dressed as Pink and Fairy Barbie
During the first and official promotional event BarbieMargot wore a pink polka dot dress inspired by Barbie Pink and Fairyreleased in 2015. Notice the identical combination of white shoes and yellow handbag, as well as a pearl bracelet, like a doll
5. Margot Robbie in a Barbie costume happy birthday
Instead, for the Australian premiere, Margot Robbie wore a beautiful Versace metallic dress inspired by the dress she wears. barbie happy birthday.
6. Barbie Day to Night was the inspiration for the South Korean image of Margot Robbie.
For a promotional tour in Seoul, the capital of South Korea, Margot Robbie opted for a transformational look instead. barbie day and night since 1985. Both gorgeous looks were created by the Versace brand and recreate one of the most famous Barbies of the 80s and 90s, who transforms from a working woman by day to a woman who hangs out with friends in the evenings.
Pay attention to the imitation to the smallest detail of both images!
7. Barbie Sparkling Pink – the image of Margot Robbie in Seoul.
The third image of the South Korean capital is inspired by Barbie sparkling pink from 1964. Margot Robbie’s look, while not an exact replica, shows a redesign of this 1960s Barbie’s costume. But there are details: sequins and a bow in the hair.
8. Margot Robbie as Magical Barbie with Earrings
After moving to Mexico City, Margot Robbie decided to almost literally imitate the 1992 Barbie, which bears the name of the magic of Barbie earrings. The image in the Mexican capital is really a perfect copy to the letter.
9. Totally Hair Barbie inspired by Margot Robbie
While in the Mexican capital, Margot Robbie showed the world another perfectly crafted look inspired by barbie full hair 1992.
10. Margot Robbie as Bubble Barbie, 1962
As the second image in the British capital, Margot Robbie chose a red mini dress inspired by Bubble Barbiereleased in 1962.
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