Margot Robbie Is Back With Brand New Barbie Outfits This Fall 2023 (2024)

All together now: "Hi, Barbie!"

This article was originally published on November 30, 2023 and has been updated.

Margot Robbie may be permanently trapped in Barbieland — and we’re not mad about it. It’s been months since the Barbie movie had the zeitgeist in a chokehold, but the Australian actress isn’t ready to let her fashionable character go, wearing a handful of new outfits inspired by the iconic doll. Most recently, Robbie attended the 2024 SAG Awards looking like Couture Barbie in a black and pink Schiaparelli creation.

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Robbie’s stylist Andrew Mukamal dressed the Barbie producer and star in the couture design from Schiaparelli Fall 2020, as reported by Instagram sleuths Check the Tag.

Robbie also walked the Golden Globes 2024 red carpet in January looking like Barbie herself in fuchsia Armani Privé.

To attend the 81st annual Golden Globes, where Barbie was up for a whopping nine nominations, Robbie (who both starred in and produced the film) wore a custom Armani Privé look that directly referenced SuperStar Barbie. Complete with lipstick-pink all-over sequins and accessorized with a tulle boa, the ensemble was a modern reimagining of the 1977 doll.

Don’t say it don’t say it don’t say it… Hi, Barbie! ✨💕

Margot Robbie arrives at the #GoldenGlobes as Superstar Barbie from 1977. pic.twitter.com/S0KWd67x7P

— IMDb (@IMDb) January 8, 2024

And before you ask, why yes, Robbie did wear the black version of the SuperStar Barbie dress (check out this eBay listing of the OG doll to see both looks) to the Golden Globes after-parties. Honestly, iconic.

Margot changes into second 1977 Superstar Barbie look 🖤 pic.twitter.com/rlWij9ysUh

— Molly Elizabeth (@molllyelizabeth) January 8, 2024

It’s no secret that Robbie is an expert at Barbie method dressing, especially considering the Barbie-inspired looks she wore during the film’s promotional tour over the summer. But with the help of her stylist Andrew Mukamal, Robbie is back to channelling the doll through both subtly inspired looks and head-to-toe recreations of classic Barbies.

And Robbie can’t help but lean into her iconic character when she’s off-duty, too. Take her recent date night outfit with her husband Thomas Ackerley. While on a date in New York on November 29, Robbie wore a Barbie pink Versace cropped jacket and mini-skirt set. For a glamorous finishing touch, the actress wore bedazzled heels and a sparkly mini Versace handbag.

Margot Robbie in NYC…a part of me wants her to emulate Barbie in her future outfits forever pic.twitter.com/zd9wAUu89L

— linda (@itgirlenergy) November 29, 2023

She channelled Barbie again earlier in the week at the Gotham Awards on November 27, too. Though there was no pink in sight, Robbie donned a sophisticated black ensemble that was directly inspired by a vintage Barbie doll.

The elegant, vintage-feeling outfit, which was modelled after the Black Magic Ensemble Barbie from 1964, consisted of a strapless dress and a sheer cape by Prada. Robbie completed the look with leather gloves, large pearl earrings, a gold clutch and, in typical Barbie fashion, Manolo Blahnik open-toe mules.

At an event in Los Angeles on November 18, Robbie wore yet another look that fully resembled a specific doll, this time with a slightly more casual vibe.

For this look, Robbie (or, should we say, Barbie) swapped her classic pink accents for pops of this season’s favourite cherry red hue, channelling the 2015 Cherry Pie Picnic Barbie. The sweet daytime outfit involved a white knotted blouse patterned with red flowers and cuffed jeans, both by Bottega Veneta, that bore a striking resemblance to the 2015 doll’s pants. To round out the ensemble, Robbie sported an array of red accessories, including a woven top-handle Bottega bag, a statement belt, and of course, matching Manolo mules.

For an evening screening and Q&A that same day, Robbie went full-on classic Barbie mode with a blush pink sleepover-inspired look consisting of pink feather-trimmed pyjamas by Ukrainian brand Sleeper and (what else?) open-toed baby pink Manolo mules.

Earlier that week, the actress attended yet another Barbie screening in a hot pink blazer with a matching pink corset top, straight-leg jeans and Barbie-esque, Versace pumps.

While she’s proven that her commitment to method dressing as the iconic character is something that she takes very seriously, it seems that Robbie and Mukamal have made a conscious effort to ensure that the actress’ looks for other non-Barbie-related appearances are distinctly separate from the doll’s dainty style.

Case in point, while promoting the new Jacob Elordi and Barry Keoghan film Saltburn, which she produced, Robbie has been seen in a variety of darker, more intense looks, so different from her usual pink ensembles that they would probably send Barbie into a dark existential spiral (IYKYK).

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At the film’s November 14 Los Angeles premiere, Robbie wore a sheer black corset top and edgy unbuttoned, wide-leg suede trousers by Schiaparelli that fit the tone of the gothic thriller while being worlds apart from a typical Barbie look.

To attend the 2023 Variety Power of Women event on November 16, Robbie wore chocolate brown ensemble in a strapless bandage dress by Fendi. Not only was the dress itself in a much more subdued colour than much of her Barbie wardrobe, but the look also only featured very minimal jewellery, another detail that sets it apart from the often meticulously accessorized Barbie looks.

Robbie’s record of on-point Barbie-inspired looks has created a standard for method dressing that other stars will undoubtedly try to emulate for years to come — and we’re sure that we’ll be seeing many more perfectly pink doll-like looks from Robbie in the future as well. It is a Barbie world, after all.