Margot Robbie knows how to dress to impress.
On Monday night, Barbie star, 33, was pictured at Delilah in West Hollywood wearing a chic black and white sequin mini skirt by Moschino which she teamed with a matching cropped jacket.
Robbie completed her look with a pair of black open-toed heels and carried a small black purse with a silver chain over her shoulder.
The actress wore a glamorous ensemble while celebrating her production company LuckyChap Entertainment’s deal with Warner Bros. along with her partners, husband Tom Ackerley — whom she married in 2016 — and producer Josey McNamara.
The Australian actress wore a.
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Margot Robbie ditches the pink with her trendy black dress for the Governors Awards
According to DiversityLuckyChap has signed a multi-year feature contract with Warner Bros. to work together on future projects after the success of the film Barbiewhich the production company produced.
Robbie’s celebratory outing came after she attended the 96th Academy Awards Nominees Luncheon at the Beverly Hilton Hotel in Beverly Hills earlier in the day. The Aussie star opted for another mini skirt and cropped jacket combo for the event, teaming a baby pink Chanel three-piece suit with a matching handbag.
While Robbie’s Barbie his co-star Ryan Gosling received a Best Supporting Actor nomination at the upcoming 2024 Academy Awards, Robbie did not receive a Best Actress award.
Tom Ackerley and Margot Robbie with producer Josey McNamara at Delilah in West Hollywood.
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Margot Robbie wears a black version of the Barbie-inspired Armani dress at the 2024 Golden Globes After Party.
Director Greta Gerwig was also notably omitted from the list of five Best Director nominees, something Robbie said she disagreed with.
“Obviously, I think Greta should be nominated for director because what she did is a once-in-a-career, once-in-a-lifetime thing, what she’s accomplished, it really is,” Suicide Squad the star said according to Deadline during a special Screen Actors Guild screening of Barbie in Los Angeles last month.
“But it’s been an amazing year for all the movies,” added Robbie.
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“I just doubt he’s bigger than us. It’s bigger than this movie, it’s bigger than our industry,” she continued Barbieinfluence on popular culture.
She also hailed the film, which received eight Oscar nominations, including best picture and best adapted screenplay, as well as praise for Gosling, 43, and America Ferrera in the best supporting actress category.
“We set out to do something that would change the culture, affect the culture, just have an impact,” she said, per Deadline. “And it’s already done, and more, much more than we ever dreamed. And that’s really the biggest reward that can come out of all of this.”
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