At the UK film premiere of Babylon, Margot Robbie floated down the red carpet in an opulent Valentino gown.
Hollywood star Margot Robbie (32) is currently on the road to present her new film “Babylon – Rush of Ecstasy”. Things get hot in the strip – opulent parties, drugs and orgies are the subject of the film with Brad Pitt (59) and Diego Calva (30). Margot Robbie’s appearance at the premiere in London was no less exciting. The actress walked the red carpet in a fiery red Valentino gown.
Even Brad Pitt had to stand in line: Robbie’s colleague appeared at the UK premiere in an elegant, gray checked suit with a matching shirt underneath. The 59-year-old posed for the photographers with short hair and a gray beard. Then, when Margot Robbie walked the red carpet, she stole the show from Brad Pitt. The 32-year-old amazed in the expansive, floor-length Valentino dress – with a large back cut – in fire red. In it, the actress almost floated past the photographers. She wore matching red lipstick and a bright smile on her face. Her hair was tied loosely.
Margot Robbie as the first “It Girl” in film history
Maybe Margot Robbie was inspired by her new film “Babylon – Rush of Ecstasy” when choosing her clothes. The extravagant look of the actress would also have fitted well into the 1920s. At that time, the film about the first sex symbol and “it girl” Nellie Laroy, plays the role of Margot Robbie. In it, the young woman tries to start a career as a Hollywood actress, just as talkies were about to hit the cinemas. The story is based on the life of Clara Bow. Brad Pitt takes on the role of Jack Conrad, a film star in crisis. Jazz, alcohol and a lot of sex are a matter of course in the Hollywood of yesteryear…
Source: Stern
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