Margot Robbie looked like she stepped right out of a Barbie box in 2 hot-pink looks inspired by the 1985 Day-to-Night doll
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- Margot Robbie paid tribute to a 1980s doll at the Seoul premiere of "Barbie" on Sunday.
- She channeled the Day-to-Night Barbie with two pink Versace ensembles.
- Robbie even carried a sparkly, retro phone on the red carpet.
Margot Robbie dove into the Barbie archives for a red-carpet look.
Robbie, 33, is currently on a press tour for the "Barbie" movie. She stars in the film, directed by Greta Gerwig, alongside Ryan Gosling as Ken.
On Sunday, she attended the premiere in Seoul, South Korea, wearing two ensembles that would be familiar to eagle-eyed Barbie fans.
Robbie's Versace outfits paid tribute to the Day-to-Night Barbie that was released in 1985, as Robbie's stylist Andrew Mukamal shared on Instagram.
The original doll was sold in a two-piece suit, but her jacket could be removed and her skirt reversed so she was in a party dress. Mattel also separately sold a Day-to-Night Ken.
So naturally, Robbie appeared on the red carpet in two outfits to look just like the doll.
Robbie's "day" ensemble consisted of a pink blazer with white lapels, a pink pencil skirt, and white-and-pink pumps.
It looked almost exactly like the 1985 Barbie doll's outfit.
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She paired the ensemble with a pink neck scarf, a white hat with pink detailing, a pink clutch, and a sparkly, retro cell phone.
The phone looked exactly like the brick phones used in the '80s, aside from the color, making it the perfect accessory.
And for her "night" look, Robbie donned a sparkly, pink dress, nodding to Barbie's reversible skirt.
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The skirt of the knee-length dress was hot pink, like her first outfit, and featured layers of tulle that created volume.
Light-pink sparkles covered the gown's form-fitting bodice, and Robbie completed the ensemble with pink, open-toe heels and another pink clutch.
Robbie has been using actual Barbie-doll outfits as her fashion inspiration for much of the film's tour, including the first-ever Barbie doll.