Margot Robbie shows off body in red minidress at ‘Barbie’ afterparty that nods to her premiere gown

This Barbie is ready to party.

Margot Robbie rocked a daring red minidress as she stepped out for a photocall at the London Eye and an afterparty following the “Barbie” UK premiere yesterday — and her outfit is a genius tie-in to the doll she recreated earlier in the evening.

The 33-year-old actress, who plays the titular role in this summer’s hottest movie, kept the Barbie references going well into the night as she donned an ultra-short Dilara Findikoglu mini and red Maison Ernst mules ($556) that resembled the outfit worn by 1962’s Brunette Bubble Cut Barbie.

Robbie’s corseted red satin dress — which was a custom style by the Turkish-British designer — showed off plenty of leg, and she matched her lipstick and ribbon-handled drawstring purse to the fiery hue.

Margot Robbie wore a red-hot dress for a “Barbie” photocall and party in London last night.
Robbie wore Dilara Findikoglu following the film’s UK premiere yesterday.
Her daring dress laced up the back.
The Barbie girl wore her hair in an updo with loose tendrils hanging down, wearing the same pearl earrings from the premiere.

The “Babylon” star’s dress was the perfect follow-up to the glamorous gown she wore for the premiere last night, which was a recreation of 1960’s Enchanted Evening Barbie.

The pale pink satin Vivienne Westwood dress — that included a removable off-the-shoulder ruffled collar — featured a similar strapless top as her afterparty look, with the column design cascading into a flowing train accented with a rosette at the hip.

In another Barbie reference, the outfit was actually included with the 50th-anniversary version of Brunette Bubble Cut Barbie, as Robbie’s stylist, Andrew Mukamal, posted on his Instagram Story yesterday.

Fans praised the celeb stylist for his incredible work recreating one iconic Barbie look after the next on his Instagram post highlighting Robbie’s red-hot outfit yesterday.

Robbie looked like a living doll as she posed with Ryan Gosling, who plays Ken, on the pink carpet.
She wore a ruffled collar instead of the faux fur capelet worn by the 1960 Barbie doll.

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