'Barbie' Movie’s New On-Set Photos Reveal Margot Robbie's Pink Outfit

Margot Robbie, who is playing Barbie's character in the upcoming live-action movie, was spotted on set wearing a pink outfit.

A Twitter user shared the on-set photos Tuesday. In the first photo, the actress can be seen coming out of her vanity van in pink attire. She had a refreshment drink in her right hand as she walked out of the van.

In a separate tweet, the same user shared two more photos from the sets of "Barbie," in which the actress was seen outside her vanity van.

Fans complimented the actress' look for the movie in the comments section. One fan wrote, "Big slay" while another one added, "ohh i’m obsessed." One of the fans also commented that they are hoping this movie works at the box office.

Warner Bros. Pictures officially dropped the first look of the "Barbie" live-action movie in April. The studio announced the movie will release in theaters on July 21, 2023.

"Barbie" is based on the popular dolls, which were originally launched in 1959. Barbie's partner Ken was first introduced in 1961. Ryan Gosling will portray Ken's character in the movie.

Warner Bros. Pictures took to Twitter last week to officially drop the first look of Ken's character.

This is not the first time a movie has been made based on the world-famous doll. An animated movie, titled, "Barbie: A Fashion Fairytale," was released in 2010, and "Barbie: A Fairy Secret" was released a year later.

However, this will be the first live-action movie based on the doll. The flick is helmed by director Greta Gerwig, who is known for making movies like "Little Women" and "Lady Bird."

Robbie previously shared her views on playing the title role and said, "We like the things that feel a little left of center."

"Something like 'Barbie' where the IP, the name itself, people immediately have an idea of, 'Oh, Margot is playing Barbie, I know what that is,' but our goal is to be like, 'Whatever you're thinking, we're going to give you something totally different,'" she told The Hollywood Reporter in December 2020. "The thing you didn't know you wanted."