Margot Robbie continued to stay true to the pink Barbie theme as she joined her co-stars for a photo op for the highly anticipated film in Beverly Hills on Sunday.
The Oscar-nominated actress, 32, who recently kicked off her press tour with a series of Barbie-themed snaps, flashed a bright smile as she stepped onto a glittering set at the luxurious Four Seasons Hotel.
The Australian-born star showed off her stunning figure in a pink and white polka dot mini dress, which was held in place by a halter neck.
The front part of the eye-catching ensemble included a triangle neckline for a stylish accent.
She slipped on a pair of classic white heels to match the outfit’s color scheme and slung a yellow handbag over her shoulder for contrast.
Embracing the character: Margot Robbie, 32, continued to stay true to the pink Barbie theme as she reunited with her co-stars at a photo op for the highly anticipated film in Beverly Hills on Sunday
Stunning: The Australian-born star showed off her stunning figure in a pink and white polka dot mini dress, held up by a halter neckline
Margot’s long blonde locks were parted to the side, allowing the strands to flow effortlessly over her shoulders in elegant waves.
She opted for minimal accessories, adding a pair of dangling pearl earrings as well as a pearl bracelet on her left wrist.
Her makeup was classic for the event, with a coat of mascara on her lashes and a light pink blush on her cheekbones for a radiant glow.
The star also sported a glossy pink hue on her lips to complete her overall look while the press tour is now in full swing.
Robbie joined some of her fellow actors for the photo op, as well as the live-action film’s writer-director, Greta Gerwig.
While Margot herself loved her inner Barbie and the pink theme, her co-stars opted for ensembles in muted colors like tan and gray.
Ryan Gosling, who took on the role of Ken in the upcoming fantasy comedy, wore black pants fastened with a dark brown leather belt.
He also wore a plain white shirt and cardigan that included shades of white and a very light pastel pink in a subtle nod to the pink Barbie theme.
Making a statement, she slipped on a pair of classic white heels to match the outfit’s color scheme and slung a yellow handbag over her shoulder for contrast
Special day: Robbie joined some of her buddies for the photo op, including Ryan Gosling (left) and live-action writer-director Greta Gerwig (centre).
Celebrations: Margot’s husband Tom Ackerley, one of the project’s producers, also accompanied his wife to the exciting celebrations
Gerwig wore a brown pleated skirt that reached past his knees and a darker, long-sleeved sweatshirt over it. The filmmaker slipped on a pair of black closed heels to complete her outfit for the photo op.
Other stars in attendance included cast members Kate McKinnon, Issa Rae, America Ferrera and Michael Cera. Margot’s husband Tom Ackerley, one of the project’s producers, also accompanied his wife to the exciting celebrations.
Both Kate and Issa have been cast to portray different Barbie variants, while America and Michael play real-world people.
The group could be seen posing in front of a pastel pink convertible parked on a strip of artificial grass on an outdoor terrace of the lavish hotel.
A large pink and white Barbie poster with a faux palm tree border has been placed directly behind the sleek vehicle. Another large sign depicting a section of the letter “B” for Barbie was also the perfect spot for a quick photo session.
Earlier on Saturday, Margot stunned in a separate all-pink outfit to celebrate the official start of the Barbie film’s global press tour. Numerous snaps were shared on the film’s main Instagram page.
The blonde beauty flaunted her leggy legs in a light pink pleated mini skirt and matching bralette top that showed off her toned figure while posing on a quaint Beverly Hills street.
Reunited! Other stars in attendance included cast members Kate McKinnon, Issa Rae, America Ferrera and Michael Cera
Muted tones: Gerwig wore a pleated brown skirt that hit above the knees and a darker long-sleeved sweatshirt instead of a bright pink outfit
On the street! Earlier on Saturday, Margot stunned in a separate all-pink outfit to celebrate the official start of the Barbie film press tour in a series of snaps
She slipped on a pair of pink open toe heels and simply slung a pink purse over her right arm for a fashion statement.
Margot accessorized the Barbie ensemble with a pair of dainty earrings and donned white sunglasses for the finishing touch.
The actress beamed a cheerful smile towards the camera as a row of palm trees stretched behind her and lined the crystal clear blue sky in sunny Los Angeles.
The caption of the post, shared on the film’s official Instagram page, read, “It’s the best day ever!” “The Barbie press tour has officially begun,” followed by a red heart emoji.
Before the film hits theaters next month on July 21st, a global press tour will first take place to allow expected fans and viewers to count down the days until Barbie’s big big screen premiere.
The film, which has a budget of $100 million, follows Barbie and Ken as they journey into the real world to find the true meaning of happiness.
Filming began last year in 2022 at Warner Bros. Studios in England, while some location shots were shot, particularly outdoors in Los Angeles.
Excited: The actress beamed a cheerful smile towards the camera as a row of palm trees stretched out behind her and lined the crystal clear blue sky in sunny Los Angeles
The countdown has begun: The live-action Barbie is slated to hit theaters on July 20th in Australia and the following day on July 21st in the US and UK
For all viewers: During an interview with Vogue last month in May, Margot explained that the film aimed to appeal to fans of Mattel dolls as well as those who dislike or even “hate” the dolls. Ryan and Margot were spotted out in Las Vegas in April
During an interview with Vogue last month in May, Margot explained that the film aimed to appeal to fans of Mattel dolls as well as those who dislike or even “hate” the dolls.
“We obviously want to honor the 60-year legacy of this brand,” she told the outlet. “But we have to recognize that there are a lot of people who aren’t fans of Barbie.”
“And in fact, they’re not just indifferent to Barbie. They actively hate Barbie. And I have a real problem with Barbie. “We have to find a way to acknowledge that,” the star added.
The live-action Barbie is slated to hit theaters on July 20th in Australia and the following day on July 21st in the US and UK