Margot Robbie’s fashion-forward look a lesson in modern sophistication.

Margot Robbie concluded her awards season weekend with yet another unconventional little black dress. Just one day following her appearance at the SAG Awards in a striking black and pink Schiaparelli couture ensemble, Robbie graced the Producers Guild Awards in a black and white Balmain minidress. The garment commanded attention at the event with its pointed, plunging collar and structured skirt. Robbie allowed the attire to take center stage, opting for a nude lip and wearing her hair down in a sleek, straight style with a center part.

Notably, Robbie served as an executive producer on Barbie, in addition to her role as a lead actress in the project. In a recent interview with Variety, Robbie, alongside her husband Tom Ackerley and Josey McNamara, the co-founders of her production company LuckyChap, discussed their plans to capitalize on the success of recent endeavors like Barbie and Saltburn.

Originality is undoubtedly the cornerstone,” Robbie emphasized. “However, the challenge with originality lies in avoiding repetition of past successes. While we aim to embrace the current moment, our focus is always on what lies ahead. Every endeavor demands a fresh approach. Whether it’s the distinct tone of I, Tonya or the boldness of Barbie, our projects are characterized by audacity. We take bold risks, and while sometimes we hit the mark perfectly, even when we don’t, we must continue to strive for innovation.

Addressing potential resistance from studios, she remarked, “During production meetings, when voices caution against trusting unconventional decisions, and industry norms advocate for a safer route, it requires courage to persevere and take the leap. Time and again, we’ve witnessed the fruits of supporting our filmmakers even in the face of skepticism. It would have been tempting to play it safe and opt for what seemed sensible or conventional on paper, but that’s the path to mediocrity.