Margot Robbie has made headlines in recent weeks for her latest skin-baring style, but her new racy outfits have some fans calling for her stylist to be sacked.
On Monday, the actress, 35, walked the red-carpet at the New York premiere of her new flick, A Big Bold Beautiful Journey, flaunting her physique in a cleavage-baring thigh-split gown, after flashing her long legs in a series of mini dresses last week.
Now, fans online have called for the Aussie star to fire her stylist, with some claiming her recent looks, including her completely sheer gown at a UK premiere on Friday, have missed the mark.
‘Quite fond of Margot. There seems to be a big push recently to style her in a “suggestive” manner. It’s weird that she is agreeing. Didn’t seem like that type of chick,’ one person commented.
‘What’s with all the skimpy dresses lately? She really doesn’t need to,’ someone else wrote.
‘I wonder why shes doing this lately, her Barbie wardrobe was absolutely stunning, but post baby she’s wearing less and less. She doesn’t even need to though shes amazing!’ added a third.
Margot Robbie, 35, has made headlines in recent weeks for her latest skin-baring style, but her new racy outfits have some fans calling for her stylist to be sacked
The actress has been flaunting her frame in an array of skin-baring ensembles ahead of the release of her new flick, A Big Bold Beautiful Journey
Another agreed, slamming the vintage 1998 Mugler gown she attended her recent premiere in: ‘She is beautiful but that is not a great dress. Too busy, awkward to walk in, not flattering. Lines going all over the place. Maybe hire a stylist?’
‘Sack the stylist,’ someone else pointedly stated, with another echoing: ‘Her stylist has no idea how to style. Get another stylist.’
Margot has drastically changed her wardrobe in recent weeks as her new romantic drama with Colin Farrell premieres across the world this week.
The New York premiere saw the Barbie star risk a wardrobe malfunction in a revealing frock which featured a corset bodice and flowing, cut-out skirts.
She donned yet another daring gown in London on Friday, dazzling in a sheer frock from Armani Privé’s SS25 couture collection, which was intricately embellished with crystals and sequins.
Margot showed off the open back of the floor-length dress at the UK premiere, while her co-star Colin Farrell opted for a trench coat over his Dolce & Gabbana suit and tie.
The Hollywood star has been turning New York city streets into her own personal catwalk of late, showing off her toned legs in very short dresses earlier this week as she went about her day.
Another fashionable outfit saw her rock a pair of slacks and oversized jacket which almost completely bared her chest.
Now, fans online have called for the Aussie star to fire her stylist, with some claiming her recent looks, including her completely sheer gown at a UK premiere on Friday, have missed the mark
‘Sack the stylist,’ one person pointedly stated online, with another echoing: ‘Her stylist has no idea how to style. Get another stylist’
It comes as Margot makes a big return to screens after taking a short break from acting following her 2023 blockbuster success Barbie, which saw her decked out in stunning doll-like outfits inspired by the toy throughout the summer of that year.
She has spent the last several months enjoying the glow of motherhood with her husband Tom Ackerley, as the pair welcomed their first son together in October.
Now she is set to once again take her place as the lead role in the upcoming film A Big Bold Beautiful Journey alongside 49-year-old Irish actor Colin.
The movie tells the story of Sarah (Margot) and David (Colin), who meet at a mutual friend’s wedding and are soon swept up in an otherworldly adventure to relive their past milestone moments together.
They discover a strange door in the woods that is somehow a portal to their pasts, as they relive their core memories together, like David’s unrequited love and Sarah’s mother dying.
The film also stars Phoebe Waller-Bridge, Hamish Linklater, Lily Rabe, Billy Magnussen and Jodie Turner-Smith, and will be released in Australian cinemas on September 18.
