Margot Robbie Gets Back in Costume as Barbie For 'Barbie' Movie Reshoots

Mattel-backed pop-up cafes making news and pink “Barbiecore” fashion becoming a legitimate wardrobe trend. The movie is directed and co-written by the fantastic Greta Gerwig (“Lady Bird,” “Little Women”) and has a stacked cast including Ryan Gosling as Ken, Will Ferrell as a corporate CEO, Kate McKinnon from “SNL” as “Weird Barbie” and, of course, Margot Robbie as the titular toy.But, somewhat surprisingly, it’s the final name on the aforementioned list that gives me the most pause. Robbie, 32, is a phenomenal actress without a doubt, but she’s drawn to box office bombs like flies to rotting meat. Why would an actress with so much skill and appeal, as natural in prestige dramas as she is at the Met Gala, struggle so much to put butts in seats? The answer is a combination of factors.

Matt Donnelly Senior Film Writer Last December, Leonardo DiCaprio and Baz Luhrmann shared a quiet moment at a private residence in Los Angeles. They were gathered at an after-party for a fashion show held that night by luxury brand Celine. Iggy Pop gave a surprise performance at the show, and Cindy Crawford’s daughter Kaia Gerber strutted the runway, all before DiCaprio and Luhrmann sat gazing into an elaborate outdoor fire pit. Seated on the stone edge and facing the famous pair was another guest, Michael Braun. He promptly burst into flames.  A lick of fire sparked what one partygoer described as a mohair sweater. Braun’s entire torso ablaze, DiCaprio recoiled in shock as Luhrmann sprang into action. Braun yanked the sweater off, extinguishing the flames in one lucky swoop. Shirtless and charred, clad in only leather shorts and Doc Martens, Braun was instantly the subject of an outpouring of text messages and social media DMs, sharing a video that captured the freak accident. It was a breakthrough moment for a man whom insiders have become more curious about as he has grown enmeshed in the closed-off social circle of the most famous people in the world.

Margot Robbie and Cara Delevingne partied together following the 2023 Met Gala!

look proved as much. The paid tribute to the man whose legacy inspired this year's theme—"Karl Lagerfeld: A Line of Beauty"—by resurrecting a Chanel design he sent down the spring/summer runway thirty years ago. Robbie's one-shouldered gown, which centers on a transparent corset with gold chain boning, is a recreation of the 1993 original famously worn by . But the archival design draws a direct line between Lagerfeld's work and the current trend cycle, where exposed panties, sheer textiles, and lingerie-inspired details continue to dominate. “I'm wearing Chanel, this dress was worn by Cindy Crawford in 1993," Robbie told La La Anthony during Vogue's live coverage of the carpet.

Margot Robbie is channeling the '90s in her Met Gala style!The star took a break from the pink on Monday to walk the carpet at the annual fashion event. And eagle-eyed fans spotted that her look was 20 years in the making!The Chanel gown, a black bustier and skirt with a see-through corset and over-the-shoulder sash, was debuted by Cindy Crawford on the fashion house's 1993 runway at Paris Fashion Week.The 2023 Met Gala takes place on May 1 in New York City.

Margot Robbie is showing off some skin on the red carpet.

Margot Robbie, ladies and gentlemen!!

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Margot Robbie and Ryan Gosling brought their latest film characters to life as they dressed in Barbie-style outfits for CinemaCon in Las Vegas. Australian actress Margot Robbie, 32, stunned in a pink two-piece and matching pink heels. She wore a miniskirt and a bralette top which showed off her toned figure and completed the look with an anklet.

Ryan Gosling and Margot Robbie appeared Tuesday at CinemaCon in Las Vegas, where the “Barbie” co-stars previewed their upcoming movie at the annual movie-theatre convention.

Tickled pink! Ryan Gosling and Margot Robbie embodied their respective Barbie characters, Ken and Barbie, while attending 2023 CinemaCon.

Anna Tingley If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, Variety may receive an affiliate commission. Months of anticipation and many, many memes later, Ryan Gosling and Margot Robbie have finally made their first red carpet appearance in support of Greta Gerwig’s “Barbie.” And their hot pink outfits — which look like they could be plucked right off the film’s neon-coated set — didn’t disappoint. After walking a carpet, the pair took the stage at CinemaCon, alongside Gerwig, in order to talk about the star-studded film, set to release July 21.

The stars of the upcoming Barbie movie are promoting the film at CinemaCon!

Margot Robbie and Ryan Gosling are channeling their characters! The co-stars stepped out to promote their upcoming film at CinemaCon on Tuesday, and both certainly dressed for the occasion.Both Robbie and Gosling donned pink for the Las Vegas outing, with the former in a pale pink skirt and crop top set, and the latter rocking a hot pink jacket, which he wore over a T-shirt that read, «From Director Greta Gerwig.»Robbie and Gosling looked happy as could be as they posed on the red carpet, before heading inside for the presentation about their film. The pair smiled and laughed onstage, and Gosling even discussed how he got into character to play Ken.«I have to be honest.

Greta Gerwig’s “Barbie” at CinemaCon. The footage reveal was preceded by Gerwig walking on stage alongside Margot Robbie, Ryan Gosling and American Ferrera. “Everyone knows Barbie,” declared Robbie, “but she’s never been on the [big] screen.” Gerwig noted that she had never met Gosling prior to making the film.

steamy scene from the 2013 flick “The Wolf of Wall Street.”Lexi Ashton shared the clip to her account in October, but it only recently garnered widespread attention — and a whopping 4.5 million views. In the video, the blond dresses up as Naomi Lapaglia, Robbie’s character in the crime comedy, clad in a baby blue dress with $100 bills popping out of a cutout near her cleavage. Ashton mouths along to one of the movie’s most famous lines: “No, Daddy doesn’t even get to touch Mommy for a very, very, very long time.”Viewers flocked to the comments section to remark on Ashton’s resemblance to Robbie, saying she rocked the re-enactment.

Greta Gerwig‘s “Barbie” hits theaters on July 21, and it’s one of the year’s most anticipated films. And teasers and trailers for the film still have moviegoers mystified over what exactly Gerwig is up to in her follow-up to 2019’s “Little Women.” Exactly what kind of comedy will “Barbie” be? READ MORE: ‘Barbie’ Trailer: Margot Robbie, Ryan Gosling & More Star As Barbie & Ken In Greta Gerwig’s Comedy Gerwig isn’t telling, nor is the film’s star Margot Robbie, but Deadline reports the actress did tease how she felt after first reading the script.

Barbie star Margot Robbie has revealed that she initially thought the film would never get made.Speaking to Bafta to promote the film, Robbie said in a video shared her thoughts on the film upon first reading the script. “The first time I read the Barbie script, my reaction was, ‘Ah! This is so good.

Margot Robbie is sharing her initial reaction after reading the Barbie script and was skeptical that the studio would even allow them to make the film.

Zack Sharf Digital News Director Margot Robbie’s “Barbie” trailer nearly broke the internet when its official trailer dropped at the start of April, which might’ve come as a shock to the Oscar-nominated actor considering there was a time when she thought no Hollywood studio would touch the satirical comedy. In a recent interview with BAFTA (via IndieWire), Robbie revealed that her first reaction to reading Greta Gerwig and Noah Baumbach’s “Barbie” screenplay was disbelief over the movie being made. “The first time I read the ‘Barbie’ script, my reaction was, ‘Ah! This is so good. What a shame it will never see the light of day because they are never going to let us make this movie,’” Robbie said. “But they did.”