Margot Robbie traveled to her home country of Australia to attend the Australian Academy of Cinema and Television Arts Awards (AACTA), and she absolutely killed it on the red carpet. The 33-year-old wore a shimmering off-the-shoulder gown to walk the red carpet and to receive the Trailblazer Award during the ceremony. Keep reading for more outfit details.
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Margot Robbie Shimmers In A Vivienne Westwood Gown
The gown in question was designed by Vivienne Westwood, and featured a corset style bodice and a daring low-cut neckline. The off-the-shoulder sleeves left the actress's chest and shoulders bare, her skin absolutely glowing.
With simple ruched detailing across the neckline and the waist, the gown looks like it was made for Margot, who let the dress do all the talking by keeping the accessories to a minimum. She wore her long blonde hair in bouncy waves, and flashed her signature smile to adoring crowds as she accepted the Trailblazer Award.
"Australia has always been my grounding force," Margot said in her acceptance speech, "and to receive this recognition here is incredibly special. I believe in the power of storytelling and the impact it can have on shaping culture and inspiring others."
Fans Gush Over Margot Robbie's Glittering Gown
While Margot herself doesn't have an Instagram, the numerous Instagram fan pages dedicated to her wasted no time getting photos of her look on social media, and adoring fans have flooded the comment section with compliments. "She's so unproblematic and beautiful," one fan wrote. "How could anyone not love her?"
"She is a sparkling Barbie queen!" another fan commented.
"The way this brings out her eyes," one user said.
"This is one of her best looks yet!" commented another fan, this time on a TikTok of Margot on the red carpet.
"Margot Robbie is a literal angel!!!" another fan said.
"She's so gorgeous," another agreed.
"A goddess," one person added. "Obsessed!"
"She's a vision," a final fan said.
