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Margot Robbie looked nothing short of sensational in a thigh-skimming red mini dress on Wednesday night as she left the Barbie afterparty.
Earlier in the evening, she was the perfect Barbie in an incredible pink satin gown inspired by a 1960s doll at the London Premiere at Cineworld Leicester Square.
Before the leading actress, 33, then slipped into the racy number for the film’s photocall at the London Eye.
And at the end of the day, Margot still looked picture perfect in a red mini as she made her way out of the star-studded afterparty at a private residence in London, where she’d been partying with her co-stars and other guests until the early hours.
Margot put on a leggy display in the corseted satin number that laced down her back as she joined stars including director Greta Gerwig and co-stars America Ferrera, Ryan Gosling and Will Ferrell.
Wow: Margot Robbie looked nothing short of sensational in a thigh-skimming red mini dress on Wednesday night as she left the Barbie afterparty
Party girl: And at the end of the day, Margot still looked picture perfect in the red mini as she made her way out of the star-studded bash
One to watch: Margot is currently the Hollywood star of the moment as she continues to promote Barbie with co-star Ryan Gosling. It will be released in cinemas on July 2
She swept her blonde hair back from her face into a messy updo and opted for a typically glamorous makeup look.
To complete her second look of the day, Margot elevated her height with a pair of matching heels.
Meanwhile, her co-star Ryan Gosling, who plays Ken, looked as smart as ever as he left the bash in his bold turquoise suit.
While Dua Lipa was still on fine form in her colourful slip dress while making her way outside.
The singer, 27, who plays Mermaid Barbie in the film, looked incredible in a multi-coloured mini dress that highlighted her jaw-dropping figure.
The garment, which Dua walked the pink carpet in at the Leicester Square premiere, featured a plunging neckline and a rhinestone detail.
Adding height to her frame with a pair of blue heels, Dua styled her brunette locks into a sleek updo.
Elsewhere, Louise Redknapp was among the stars living it up at Chiltern Firehouse on Wednesday. Stars from the premiere split themselves between the official after-party at a private London residence and a more widespread bash at Firehouse.
Work it: Margot put on a leggy display in the corseted satin number that laced down her back
Glam: She swept her blonde hair back from her face into a messy updo and opted for a typically glamorous makeup look
Flawless: The film star continued to smile as she made her way to her car
Good times: Margot was in great spirits as she chatted with her pals after the party
Star of the show: She certainly garnered plenty of attention in her thigh-skimming red dress
So fresh: Meanwhile, her co-star Ryan Gosling, who plays Ken, looked as smart as ever as he left the bash in his bold turquoise suit
Gorgeous: While Dua Lipa was still on fine form in her multicolured slip dress while making her way outside
Dressing up for the occasion, the 48-year-old looked glamorous as she donned a black blazer jacket and matching skirt with a Prada camisole.
Keeping it simple the singer wore her straight locks down and accessorised the outfit with some chunky gold hoops.
Louise added some extra inches to her petite frame with a pair of lace up black heels as she was spotted walking across the cobbles.
Adwoa Aboah meanwhile cut a trendy figure as she arrived to the venue in a black metallic figure-hugging mini dress
Earlier in the day, woman of the moment Margot wowed in a stunning pink satin gown by Vivienne Westwood with an embroidered tulle trim.
Fashion: The singer, 27, who plays Mermaid Barbie in the film, looked incredible in the outfit which highlighted her jaw-dropping figure
Flawless: Adding height to her frame with a pair of blue heels, Dua styled her brunette locks into a sleek updo
Trendy: The Don’t Start Now hitmaker drew further attention to her look with a chunky, multi-coloured choker
Radiant: Adwoa Aboah cut a trendy figure as she arrived to the venue in a black metallic figure-hugging mini dress
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Wow: The model covered up in an oversized white blazer and added pointed black heels to her look
Looking good: Louise Redknapp also enjoyed a night out at the popular celebrity haunt on Wednesday
Outfit: Wrapping up in a matching blazer, Louise boosted her frame with a pair of strappy, open-toed heels
Trendy: Marty Charteris opted for a more casual look as she sported a black low-cut top which she paired with matching trousers
Night on the town: The socialite also wore a white patterned cardigan and added height to her frame with black ankle boots
Elegant: Emerald Fennell cut a classy figure in a smart black coat with white embroidery
Legs for days: Issa Rae flashed her endless pins in a 60s style mini dress featuring a green feathered trim
Margot has debuted a series of looks inspired by the doll in the lead up to the film’s release, and chose to channel a 1960s Enchanted Evening figurine for the hotly anticipated premiere.
The dress was cinched in with a corset-style top with a flower on her hip and featured a dramatic train.
Margot boosted her height with see-through heels and wore a pearl chocker as well as long white gloves.
Sparkly: Greta Gerwig dazzled in a sequinned pink caped gown as she left the afterparty
Happy: The actress flashed a dazzling smile as she left the event in her sparkly pink gown
I’ve got you: She was given a helping hand as she carefully made her way down the steps
Lady in red: America Ferrera looked sensational in a fitted red midi dress and coordinating heels
Look who it is: Will Ferrell gave a small smile as he left in his smart suit
Time to go: Hari Nef wowed in a racy see-through dress worn over black underwear
The actress, who tackled the leading role of Barbie, has recently been kept busy on a global press tour with other cast members including Ryan Gosling as Ken, and has made stops in countries such as Australia, South Korea, and Mexico so far.
Greta Gerwig, who is known for directing past films such as Little Women (2019) and Lady Bird (2017), not only took on the role as director of the upcoming fantasy comedy, but also co-wrote the screenplay with Noah Baumbach.
The Barbie movie not only stars Margot, Ryan, and Dua, but also America Ferrera, Issa Rae, Hari Nef, and Simu Liu. Various versions of both the Barbie and Ken dolls will be portrayed, with actress Helen Mirren narrating the film.
The premise of the movie, which has a budget of $100 million, follows Barbie and Ken as they travel to the real world in order to find the true meaning of happiness.
Incredible: Margot had earlier showed off her second stunning look when she changed from a pink gown into a red mini dress at the Barbie photocall at the London Eye
Sizzling: The leading actress dazzled for the camera as she posed in the red mini
Fans: She snapped photos with the crowd
Adoring crowd: The actress was also seen signing posters at the event
Cast: The actress, who tackled the leading role of Barbie, has recently been kept busy on a global press tour with other cast members including Ryan Gosling as Ken
Doll like: Earlier in the day, she wowed in a stunning pink satin gown by Vivienne Westwood with an embroidered tulle trim
Inspiration: The doll is pictured which she recreated on the pink carpet
Filming began last year in 2022 at Warner Bros. Studios in England, while some exterior shots were notably filmed outdoors in Los Angeles, such as Venice.
During a recent interview with Rolling Stone, Greta revealed that Margot had felt ‘self-conscious’ while filming the Venice Beach scene.
‘People would go by Ryan, high-five him, and say, “Awesome, Ryan, you look great!” And they wouldn’t actually say anything to Margot. They’d just look at her. It was just surreal. In that moment, she did feel self-conscious.’
Gerwig added, ‘And as the director, I wanted to protect her. But I also knew that the scene we were shooting had to be the scene where she felt exposed. And she was exposed, both as a celebrity and as a lady.’
