Margot Robbie Made A 225-Hour Bustier Look Totally Effortless

By Lauren Rearick


Margot Robbie’s red carpet outfit at the 2020 Golden Globes once again reinforced a fantastic universal truth: any and all clothing items are immediately made that much better at pockets.


Strutting down the Golden Globes red carpet, the star of the forthcoming Birds of Prey wore a floor-length white Chanel skirt that easily featured pockets. She paired the sleek skirt with a shiny Chanel top adorned in a vibrant floral print.


The look was a far departure from Robbie’s common wardrobe as a crowd-favorite — and the most stylish — member of the Suicide Squad. And unlike Harley Quinn’s two-toned pigtails, Robbie wore her blonde hair straight and down.


The actor was nominated for Best Supporting Actress for her efficiency as a composite character named Kayla Pospisil in Bombshell. And needless to say, if you're up for the hardware, you call in a major look: Robbie's Golden Globes outfit reportedly took 225 hours to prepare, Nylon reported. The bustier was comprised of 4,750 individual crystals, and she paired the best with accessories and makeup also by the brand. Robbie still made her glam look fully effortless as usual, and walked the carpet with her hands in her pockets. Hey, you gotta use 'em!


She wasn’t the only celeb embracing clothing with additional space. Knives Out star Ana de Armas wore a blue Ralph & Russo sequin gown with pockets, while Gemma Chan sported a blue knee-length dress with the same feature.


There’s no way of knowing whether these stars packed their pockets with a little bit additional lip gloss or perhaps even a meal, however they could habitually use the space to hold any awards they happen to snag. This is Robbie’s second Golden Globes nomination; the star was previously nominated in 2018 for Best Actress in a Motion Picture for I, Tonya.