Margot Robbie isn’t stopping and wouldn’t stop with her fabulous fashion moments.
The 13th Annual AACTA Award in Australia witnessed her grace and elegance as she donned a stunning custom Vivienne Westwood gown. The gown’s iridescent silver and pink crystal-encrusted fabric created a mesmerizing shimmer that captivated everyone’s attention.
The design of the gown was nothing short of perfection. It featured a corseted bodice with an off-the-shoulder neckline, accentuating Margot’s curves and adding a touch of glamour. The skirt cascaded gracefully to the floor, with ruching details around her hips and bust, creating an ethereal silhouette that enhanced her natural beauty.
Photo: Getty Images Margot’s choice to wear her long, blonde hair down and parted in the middle was a wise one. This hairstyle perfectly complemented the overall elegance of the gown, allowing it to take center stage. Her makeup was kept minimal, with a natural palette and pale pink lipstick, which added a subtle hint of color to her radiant face.
Photo: Getty Images Interestingly, this custom gown was inspired by a previous design from the Vivienne Westwood Spring-Summer 1998 collection, titled “Tied to the Mast.” The original gown, called the “Pirate Bride” Long Cocotte gown, was beautifully adorned with silver Swarovski crystals, making it a true work of art.
Photo: Getty Images Aside from her stunning appearance, Margot Robbie was honored with the AACTA Trailblazer Award at the event. This accolade recognizes her exceptional achievements, abilities, and successes as an Australian screen practitioner who continues to inspire others with her exceptional body of work.
As an Australian herself, Margot was offered one of the country’s most beloved treats, Tim Tams, on the red carpet. A delightful surprise awaited her as the cookies were Barbie-themed, presented in vibrant pink packaging. Her excitement was palpable as she exclaimed, “This is wild, I’m gonna keep this forever!” Her genuine reaction added an endearing touch to an already magical evening.
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