Margot Robbie has been showing off her effortless maternity style as she awaits the arrival of her first child.
The Australian actress, 34, looked radiant recently in a long black dress that highlighted her growing baby bump as she left an editing studio in Los Angeles on Wednesday.
But fans went crazy over one detail of her outfit: a pair of comfortable and refined Alaïa mesh flats.
The black fishnet ballet flats feature a mesh construction and a slightly pointed toe.
The new trend leaves the stylish consumer’s toes completely exposed, as well as the rest of the foot.
The shoes, which are sold in many different styles, from ballet flats to sneakers to loafers, have been a celebrity favorite this past year.
Kourtney Kardashian, Dua Lipa, Sofia Richie, Jennifer Lawrence and Dakota Johnson have all been spotted in the ever-popular ALAÏA flats that carry a hefty price tag of $1,150.
Margot’s sighting in the designer shoes comes after she enjoyed a ‘babymoon’ in Sardinia with husband Tom Ackerley last month.
Margot Robbie has been showing off her effortless maternity style as she awaits the arrival of her first child.
They were later spotted spending time on a $250 million superyacht in Italy alongside Gigi Hadid, 29, and Bradley Cooper, 49.
The future parents met in 2013 while working on Suite Française when he was an assistant director and she was in front of the camera.
They married in 2016 and are co-producers on several projects, including Hulu’s Dollface, through their production company LuckyChap Entertainment.
Meanwhile, Margot and Jacob Elordi, 27, will play goth lovers in the new film adaptation of Emily Brontë’s classic novel Wuthering Heights.
After the news, the casting generated controversy among some fans.
But fans went crazy over one detail of her outfit during a recent outing: a pair of comfortable and refined Alaïa mesh flats.
In the upcoming film, Robbie will play Catherine, while the Salburn actor will play her lover Heathcliff, according to Deadline.
The news has been met with negative reactions, with some criticizing the “strange” and “terrible” casting and the age difference between the actors and characters.
Many took to social media to express their anger at the choice to use two stars who “look like they belong on Instagram” on a 19th century film set.
Some even claimed that director Emerald Fennell, who also directed Saltburn, “hasn’t read” Emily Brontë’s classic novel.
The black fishnet ballet flats feature a mesh construction and a slightly pointed toe.
