Margot Robbie steals the spotlight in a floor-length gown that flaunts a daring split, leaving heads turning.

She’s back in her home country of Australia after a whirlwind overseas promotional tour for Babylon.

And Margot Robbie did not disappoint in the style stakes on Monday night, pulling out all the stops for the film’s Australian premiere in Sydney.

The 32-year-old turned heads in a floor length baby blue gown which featured a daring split adorned with red lace detailing.

Margot Robbie (pictured) did not disappoint in the style stakes on Monday night, pulling out all the stops as she attended the Sydney premiere of her new film, Babylon

Margot looked every inch the movie star as she posed on the red carpet for photographers, before meeting her adoring fans.

The Wolf Of Wall Street Star showcased her cleavage in a plunging satin gown, with the minimalist style frock clinging to her petite figure.

Margot accessorised her head-turning look with matching heels, and her diamond wedding ring.

The former Neighbours star wore her blonde locks out and relaxed.

The 32-year-old turned heads in a floor length baby blue gown which featured a daring split adorned with red lace detailing

Margot looked every inch the movie star as she made posed on the red carpet for photographers, before meeting her adoring fans

Margot accessorised her head-turning look with matching heels, and her diamond wedding ring

Samara Weaving certainly got the baby blue style memo on the night.

The former Home and Away star donned a Grecian-style gown with an asymmetric hem to showcase her trim pins.

She wore her long locks down, allowing them to cascade past her shoulders, also in a similar style to Margot.

Samara Weaving (pictured) certainly got the baby blue style memo on the night

The former Home and Away star donned a Grecian-style gown with an asymmetric hem to showcase her trim pins.

Samara is often compared to Margot, with their likeness so uncanny the former Home and Away star revealed in 2020 she is regularly approached by excited fans who think they’re meeting the Oscar-nominated actress.

‘I’ve tried saying, “No, it’s not who you think it is,” but because I also have an Australian accent, people still think I’m Margot and she’s being really rude, ‘ the Adelaide-born star told WHO Magazine.

Samara added she was once approached for a photo by a young Margot fan who thought she was finally meeting her idol.

Samara (right) wore her long locks down, allowing them to cascade past her shoulders, also in a similar style to Margot. Samara is often compared to the I, Tonya star (pictured), with their likeness so uncanny the former Home and Away star revealed in 2020 she is regularly approached by excited fans who think they’re meeting the Oscar-nominated actress

‘I’ve tried saying, “No, it’s not who you think it is,” but because I also have an Australian accent, people still think I’m Margot and she’s being really rude, ‘ Samara told WHO Magazine

Samara added she was once approached for a photo by a young Margot fan who thought she was finally meeting her idol. ‘I didn’t have the heart to tell her I wasn’t her, so I just stood there and tried to copy her [Margot’s] smile,’ she recalled