's iconic Barbie inspired looks will be highlighted in a new book.
The 33-year-old Australian star's stylist Andrew Mukamal has put together a book titled Barbie: The World Tour which focuses on all the work the duo did to recreate iconic looks from the doll and the fashion world as a whole.
Margot - who in Hollywood - is featured on the cover as she poses similarly to what the doll looks like in the packaging with her accessories laying right next to her.
The look was inspired by a classic runway look which Claudia Schiffer rocked in the 1995 but was never released to the public.
Of the project, the talented fashion stylist and brand consultant Andrew commented in a press release: 'This book is the culmination of tens of thousands of hours of work by some of the most talented and creative visionaries and designers on Earth.
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Margot Robbie 's iconic Barbie inspired looks will be highlighted in a new book put together by her stylist Andrew Mukamal titled Barbie: The World Tour
The look was inspired by a classic Chanel runway look which Claudia Schiffer rocked in the 1995 but was never released to the public
Margot has made quite a habit of having iconic Barbie looks recreated for the dozens of events she has attended including earlier this month when she attended the Golden Globes as she recreated the 1977 SuperStar Barbie doll
The illustrated book aims to capture all the glitz and glamour surrounding Margot channeling the most famous doll in the world.
The press release read: 'For the press tour following the record-breaking release of Greta Gerwig’s award-winning, acclaimed Barbie movie, producer and star Margot Robbie and her stylist Andrew Mukamal immersed themselves in some of Barbie’s most iconic outfits and curated vintage pieces, then approached designers, from Giorgio Armani to Donatella Versace, to
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Though Margot has already rocked several Barbie inspired looks at red carpets, press events, awards shows, and other galas, the book promises fans that there .
It reads: 'Many of these looks were not seen as the official Barbie press tour was cut short—so Margot and Andrew worked with renowned fashion photographer Craig McDean to shoot her in the looks exactly as they were curated: Schiaparelli in , in London, vintage Chanel with matching Streamline luggage at the airport, and beyond.'
The book features images from renowned fashion photographer Craig McDean and also includes a collage from art director Fabien Baron.
Executive Vice President and Chief Brand Officer of Mattel Lisa McKnight commented on the project saying: 'Barbie: The World Tour is the ultimate realization of Barbiecore, with iconic looks inspired by Barbie’s 65-years of fashion history, now brought to life by Margot and Andrew with best-in-class designers.
'It’s been inspiring to see the world follow the designs curated by Margot and Andrew in celebration of the movie, Barbie. Rich with unexpected playfulness, historic nods, and self-expression, these looks represent an exciting new take on Barbie style.'
Margot has made quite a habit of having iconic Barbie looks
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Of the project, the talented fashion stylist and brand consultant Andrew commented in a press release: 'This book is the culmination of tens of thousands of hours of work by some of the most talented and creative visionaries and designers on Earth.'
In November she delighted fans at The Gotham Awards in New York as she recreated Black Magic Barbie (1964) in a black, Prada dress
Executive Vice President and Chief Brand Officer of Mattel Lisa McKnight commented on the project saying: 'Barbie: The World Tour is the ultimate realization of Barbiecore, with iconic looks inspired by Barbie’s 65-years of fashion history, now brought to life by Margot and Andrew with best-in-class designers'
Back in June, the Oscar-nominated actress wore a modern Barbie look with a pink and white polka dot Valentino minidress at an event in Beverly Hills. The outfit was inspired by the 2015 Pink & Fabulous doll
Margot opted for a black-and-white outfit during a trip in Australia. It was reminiscent of the swimsuit worn by Barbie in 1959
In fact earlier this month she attended the as she recreated the 1977 SuperStar
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The Australian beauty
The floor-length gown featured a plunging v-neckline and the actress paired the ensemble with a matching tulle boa wrap.
Back in June, the Oscar-nominated actress
The front part of the halterneck dress was cut out and she completed her look with classic, white Manolo Blahnik heels. It was inspired by the 2015 Pink & Fabulous Barbie doll.
On the red carpet at the Barbie premiere in Seoul, South Korea, on July 3 the actress wore a crystal-embellished ensemble by Versace.
Her outfit featured a figure-hugging bodice and frilled skirt. The look was inspired by the 1985 Day to Night edition of Barbie
The classic 1985 Day to Night Barbie swaps from an office look to her night outfit, and Margot also wore the smart look at the premiere
The Oscar-nominated actress appeared to sport a more preppy ensemble when at a fan event in Sydney as she wore a pink metallic skirt and a knitted jumper
Margot attended the Barbie Celebration Party at the Museum of Contemporary Art on June 30, 2023 in Sydney, Australia, in a dress inspired by another Barbie look. She looked stunning in the glittering pink Versace dress
Next later that month, Margot wore a black-and-white outfit during a trip to Australia, reminiscent of the swimsuit worn by Barbie in 1959.
Then on the red carpet at the Barbie premiere in Seoul, South Korea, on July 3, 2023 the actress
Her outfit featured a figure-hugging bodice and frilled skirt, and she completed her look with darker pink crystal Versace handbag and glittering ruby ring.
The look was inspired by the 1985 Day to Night edition of Barbie, and at the premiere Margot also changed outfits into a pink blazer and classy hat.
Obviously Margot's constant promotion of the film worked as it earned $1.
4billion globally en route to being the highest-grossing movie of 2023.
Barbie: The World Tour - which is published by Rizzoli New York in partnership with Mattel - is set for release on March 8.
