 "Margot Robbie dazzles in black and white Balmain mini dress at the Producers Guild Awards")
The awards season is clearly in full swing in Hollywood. Recently, the 35th Annual Producers Guild Awards was held on Sunday, 25 February in Los Angeles. The ceremony was indeed a star-studded affair, with many Hollywood A-listers gracing the red carpet to celebrate film and TV. Among all the stars who stood out on the red carpet, Barbie actress Margot Robbie turned quite a few heads with her charming look that evening. The actress chose a stunning black and white mini dress from Balmain for the ceremony that took place at The Ray Dolby Ballroom. The off-the-shoulder LBD is said to be Look 19 from the label’s Pre-Fall 2024 collection; however, it has a slight departure from the runway look as it features white satin lapel detailing along the neckline.
Along with the mini dress, Margot completed her look with a sparkling Jacob & Co. diamond choker necklace and ring, followed by a black clutch bag from Hunting Season and Manolo Blahnik matching heels, radiating pure elegance and style. She further opted for a straight middle-part hairdo, which took her look a couple of notches higher. However, unlike her previous stints, Margot’s latest red carpet missed a major Barbie detail: the colour pink.
Many other actresses, including Emily Blunt, Brie Larson, Sarah Michelle Gellar, and Margot’s Barbie co-star, America Ferrera, also attended the event on Sunday.
Margot Robbie’s red carpet looks draw inspiration from ‘Barbie’ pink
This look came just a day after Margot was seen making a style statement at the SAG Awards on Saturday evening. She was dressed in a dramatic gown with a huge pink train for the ceremony. She styled the look with black pumps along with Lorraine Schwartz jewels. The outfit was from the Schiaparelli Fall/Winter 2020 couture collection.
Keeping the ‘ Barbie ’ colour intact, Robbie was once again seen in a black and pink gown at the BAFTA Film Awards last week.
Producers Guild Awards: Winners
Continuing its winning streak, Oppenheimer emerged victorious at the 2024 Producers Guild Awards. It secured the prestigious Darryl F. Zanuck Award for Outstanding Producer of Theatrical Motion Pictures.