Margot Robbie knows her way around fashion like the back of her hand, and the beauty is never scared to rock daring outfits and flash some skin. The actress showed up at the SFFILM Awards in San Francisco looking like an absolute goddess in a black and bold outfit, and we can’t get enough of how fit she really is.
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Killing It In Crop
The star stepped out with Diego Calva on the red carpet at the SFFILM Awards in San Francisco on Monday, looking all shades of awesome. The 32-year-old actress showed off her toned abs in a black crop top and a long skirt that barely touched the ground.
She pulled her blonde hair into a tight ponytail leaving strands out to frame her face. She paired the look with light eyeshadow, bright lipstick, hoop earrings, and a black clutch.
Calva looked like the perfect alibi in a pinstripe button-down shirt under a black vest and matching black pants.
Margot Robbie Gushes Over Brad Pitt Kissing Scene
The talented actress, who has several impressive movies under her belt, gushes over her latest kissing scene with Brad Pitt in Babylon and reveals it wasn’t scripted as she takes responsibility for it.
She revealed to E! News that she proposed the kiss to Pitt as a chance to tick it off her major bucket list desire.
Not Her First Time On Screen With Pitt
This isn’t the first time the stars have been spotted together on screen, as Robbie starred alongside Pitt in Quentin Tarantino’s Once Upon A Time that’s a fictional version of Tinseltown during a difficult time leading up to the Manson family murders of 1969.
Robbie played the role of Sharon Tate, the actress and wife of director Roman Polanski who devotees of Charles Manson gruesomely killed. Brad featured in the film as the fictional stuntman Cliff Booth, the sidekick and best friend to Leonardo DiCaprio’s washed-up character Rick Dalton.
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The movie earned Pitt his first acting award from the Oscars for Best Supporting Actor, although he previously won an Oscar for producing the Best Picture Winner 12 Years A Slave.
The SFFILM Awards
This highbrow event featured awards for several attendees, with Robbie bagging an impressive win. She won the Maria Manetti Shrem Award for Acting, Coogler took home the Irving M. Levin Award for film direction, and Sarah Polley won the SFFILM Award for Storytelling. It’s refreshing to see Robbie getting recognition for putting in so much work.
