Margot Robbie caught the attention of netizens via her jaw-dropping double-slit dress. She wore the dress to the New York City premiere of her latest film, A Big Bold Beautiful Journey. This attire comes from Thierry Mugler, marking the second time the 35-year-old has donned an outfit from the late French designer’s collection. Last week, she wore a two-piece blush pink set from Mugler at the London premiere of the film.
Margot Robbie’s look in double slit dress has fans talking
At the New York City premiere of A Big, Bold, Beautiful Journey, Margot Robbie wore a black and white double slit Mugler dress. She paired the outfit with black strapped heels and accessorized with minimal jewelry: a silver bracelet and shiny metallic earrings. The three-time Oscar nominee styled her blonde hair in a sleek, well-coifed bun and let part of the front portion flow in a smooth twirl.
The Babylon actress’ dress received positive reactions. “Margot Robbie you are an angel on this earth and I’m on my knees,” a user wrote on X (formerly Twitter).
Another commented, “She still looks like Barbie in whatever she wears. a gorgeous woman.”
Yet another user added, “MARGOT ROBBIE IS UNREAL.”
Robbie posed for photos at the premiere with Colin Farrell, who donned a grey double-breasted suit with a matching grey undershirt.
Robbie’s attire — a re/edit jeu de paume dress — is part of the fashion brand’s 1998 Spring-Summer couture collection. As described on the official website, it is a long-fitted black dress in stretch crepe with a plunging V-neckline. The black portion of the dress is contrasted with a white corset bodice serving as an under-layer. Further, the dress has ultra-long side slits, lacing, and an invisible zipper in the back. It retails for $3,550 but has been sold out as of writing.
Kendall Jenner originally wore this dress for L’Oreal and Mugler’s ad campaign, which was released on September 5, 2025.
Previously, for A Big Bold Beautiful Journey’s London photocall, the Barbie star donned a two-piece blush pink dress from Mugler’s 1998 fall-winter collection. The dress consisted of a bra and a matching pencil skirt (via Vogue).
