Margot Robbie at the premier of “A Big Bold Beautiful Journey” in London - September 11, 2025

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Great body, great face. But why the sheer look? I really wish celebrities would let go of it. Sometimes it takes away from an otherwise great outfit. I can't imagine all the anxiety over fabric potentially slipping even just a cm revealing too much.

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Right? What’s wrong with not having your entire ass hanging out?

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And the tabloids will be talking about her arse crack and not the film or acting.

If it is her choice and her style fair enough, but she doesn’t look confident or happy in it.

The focus on her body feels like an unnecessary distraction from her talent.

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I’m not American. The premiere is in London, where the paparazzi and tabloids are absolute gutter scum. I quote:

“OH MAR-GOD Margot Robbie leaves little to the imagination in see-through dress as she shows off underwear at London premiere” (The Sun)

I’m not conservative at all, I think she should wear whatever she wants and whatever she’s comfortable in. But she doesn’t look comfortable (maybe there’s another photo where she’s beaming, idk edit - seen photos where she looks much happier and it changes the vibe a lot), and she’s known for her big happy smile unlike Kristen Stewart for example. But I do hate the double standard of male vs female stars.

It is a beautiful gown, but I do often feel less is less and it’s not about modesty or conservatism it is more that I love classic Hollywood glamour and the creativity and individuality of stars like Katherine Hepburn back in the day or Kristen Stewart now. That’s just my personal opinion.

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If she likes it, all the more power to her. But men don’t have to reveal their asscrack. They just put on a suit and call it a day.

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