Margot Robbie looked absolutely flawless during her grueling press tour for her new Barbie movie.
The actress has been channeling the iconic doll’s hair and makeup as she hits the red carpet all over the world.
Now the 33-year-old Australian actress’ make-up artist Pati Dubroff has revealed how she perfected Robbie’s ‘Barbie glow’.
‘Barbie shine is all about embracing your personal style and beauty; there are a multiplicity of versions of how that glow would shine,’ she said. Fashion.
“For me, the most beautiful glow is the one that shows healthy, vibrant skin and the light that emanates from an inner place of confidence and feeling your most beautiful.”
Margot Robbie has looked utterly flawless during her grueling press tour for her new Barbie movie and now the 33-year-old Australian actress’ make-up artist Pati Dubroff has revealed how she perfected Robbie’s ‘Barbie glow’.
After donning pink to recent premieres, two-time Oscar nominee Robbie opted for not-so-basic black to dazzle at the star-studded world premiere at the Shrine Auditorium and Expo Hall in downtown Los Angeles. Angeles on Sunday.
After donning pink to recent premieres, two-time Oscar nominee Robbie opted for not-so-basic black to dazzle at the star-studded world premiere at the Shrine Auditorium and Expo Hall in downtown Los Angeles. Angeles on Sunday.
The Australian actor worked with stylist Andrew Mukamal to recreate the Schiaparelli Haute Couture trumpet gown, matching Manolo Blahnik’s peep-toe heels and opera gloves from the original 1960 Barbie doll ‘Solo in the Spotlight’.
Dubroff got rid of the doll’s blue eyeshadow and instead highlighted Robbie’s eyebrows, applied pink blush to his cheekbones, and a bright red pout.
Dubroff got rid of the doll’s blue eyeshadow and instead highlighted Robbie’s eyebrows, applied pink blush to his cheekbones, and a bright red pout.
She also used a selection of Chanel skincare products for Robbie’s radiant look at the film’s Los Angeles premiere on Sunday, including the $220 Chanel No. 1 Revitalizing Serum.
She also used a selection of Chanel skincare products for Robbie’s radiant look at the film’s Los Angeles premiere on Sunday.
The artist started with $220 No. 1 Chanel Revitalizing Serum and Sensitive Skin Cream.
She then used Les Beiges Healthy Glow Foundation, $98, and $91 Les Beiges Healthy Glow Bronzing Cream in Soleil Tan Bronze, before finishing with a combination of Chanel Baume Essentiel Multi-Use Glow Stick in Transparent and Sculpting shades, both of which are sold in retail. minor for $71.
She then used Les Beiges Healthy Glow Foundation, $98, and $91 Les Beiges Healthy Glow Bronzing Cream in Soleil Tan Bronze, before finishing with a combination of Chanel Baume Essentiel Multi-Use Glow Stick in Transparent and Sculpting shades, both of which are sold in retail. minor for $71.
Hairstylist Bryce Scarlett styled Margot’s voluminous faux ponytail for the pink carpet ceremony, using tools from Tangle Teezer and products from Redken to achieve the perfect ’60s-esque hairstyle.
“As we’re still in the middle of the press tour, there are many more looks to come,” Dubroff added.
“With each outfit comes a new opportunity to tap into a version of the Barbie aesthetic.”
Hairstylist Bryce Scarlett styled Margot’s voluminous faux ponytail for the pink carpet ceremony, using tools from Tangle Teezer and products from Redken to achieve the perfect ’60s-esque hairstyle.
During his last appearance in London, Robbie chose to channel a 1960s Enchanted Evening figurine for the highly anticipated event.
She achieved her iconic glow with a makeup look similar to the one from the Los Angeles premiere, but opted for a soft pink lipstick.
During his last appearance in London, Robbie chose to channel a 1960s Enchanted Evening figurine for the highly anticipated event.
She wowed in a stunning pink satin Vivienne Westwood gown with white fur trim as she posed up a storm.
The dress was fitted with a corset-style top with a flower at the hip and featured a dramatic train.
She achieved her iconic glow with a makeup look similar to the one from the Los Angeles premiere, but opted for a soft pink lipstick.
She wowed in a stunning pink satin Vivienne Westwood gown with white fur trim as she posed up a storm. The dress was fitted with a corset-style top with a flower at the hip and featured a dramatic train.
The Asteroid City actress has reportedly landed a $12.5 million check to produce and star in three-time Oscar nominee Greta Gerwig’s $100 million budget fantasy film that brings the famous Mattel doll to life.
The 39-year-old filmmaker co-wrote the first live-action Barbie movie with her dad Noah Baumbach, and they hired Oscar winner Helen Mirren to narrate it.
John Cena, Rhea Perlman and Emerald Fennell also appear in Barbie, which hits Australian cinemas on July 20.
Margot posed with Ryan Gosling, who plays Ken, as they walked the pink carpet.
