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Margot Robbie’s Golden Globes gown took 750 hours to make

Actor Margot Robbie looked gorgeous in a blush pink and crystal-embellished gown from the shelves of Chanel. Ms Robbie’s Chanel gown for the Golden Globes featured a textual bodice and a voluminous bottom. Her red-carpet gown took over 750 hours of work executed by artisans.

Margot was styled by Kate Young, and she worked closely with Chanel to make this custom look. Her flared-custom-made dress featured light pink chantilly lace and silk tulle with a chevron motif embellished with sequins, bugle beads, and pinches of feathers, a Vogue report said.

According to People, the dress incorporated 30,000 elements of embroidery including sequins, bugle beads and feathers. Margot accessorised her look with a pair of 18K white gold and diamond earrings. For the makeup, Margot opted for a natural makeup look with rose-hued lipstick and pink blush. Margot was nominated for best actress (musical/comedy) for Babylon.

Margot Robbie will be seen in Greta Gerwig’s ‘Barbie’ movie. While plot details have been kept tightly under wraps, the movie has Barbie and Ken stuck in the real world, where the former learns the difficulties of being a live woman.

Ryan Gosling, who portrays Ken, Barbie’s longstanding boy toy, co-stars with Robbie in the film. Speaking on the red carpet, the blonde beauty, who lost out on the Best Actress in a Musical or Comedy Motion Picture award to Michelle Yeoh, vowed to have a tame evening and not seek inspiration from her “Babylon” alter ego, movie star Nellie LaRoy.

She told ‘Entertainment Tonight’: “I will not be throwing food or drinks at anyone. I will not be projectile vomiting on anyone, or screaming at anyone. You wont be seeing any Nellie vibes.

Source: People

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