BLACKPINK’s Rosé And Margot Robbie Both Wore Sexy Barbie Dresses But Served Totally Different Vibes

With its summer release date approaching, excitement for Greta Gerwig‘s Barbie movie is at an all-time high.

Ryan Gosling and Margot Robbie as Ken and Barbie | Warner Bros.

Thanks to Barbie, pink fashion is making a flashy comeback with barbiecore: a nostalgic aesthetic that embraces glam, sparkles, statement heels, and more.

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Unsurprisingly, barbiecore shares some similarities with BLACKPINK‘s color palette and stylish stage outfits.

(From left to right) BLACKPINK’s Jennie, Jisoo, Lisa, and Rosé | @ygent_official/Twitter

Although Margot Robbie is the best possible casting choice for Barbie, fans can easily imagine BLACKPINK’s Rosé in the role too. From her statuesque proportions to her doll-like facial features and signature blonde hair, Rosé has been rocking barbiecore before barbiecore was a thing.

One of her most iconic pink looks is this Pink Charro dress by No Name Industries, which retails for $1,122.35 USD. 

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This dress, paired with ballet-like high heels, mixes glam with a bold, punk aesthetic.

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Margot Robbie wore a tightly fitted, bubblegum pink dress for her cover shoot with Vogue. Like Rosé’s dress, hers was made from materials that gave it a plastic, doll-esque look. Rosé’s, however, fell under the “punk princess” umbrella while Margot Robbie’s leans towards pageant.

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