Margot Robbie And Ryan Gosling Channelled Their 'Barbie' Characters In Coordinating Pink Looks

The press tour for Greta Gerwig's highly-anticipated Barbie is already kicking off—and the movie's stars are leaning into the bit.

While appearing at Las Vegas's CinemaCon yesterday, Margot Robbie (who stars as the titular Barbie) and Ryan Gosling (who plays Ken) channeled their characters through coordinating pretty-in-pink looks.

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Robbie wore a playful bubblegum pink and white gingham Prada set, consisting of a wrap miniskirt and a bralette with scalloped black trim across the bust. She accessorised the outfit minimally, finishing it off with baby pink pee-toe heels from Christian Louboutin, a gold Chanel anklet, and drop earrings.

In photos captured from outside the event, Robbie continued the monochromatic pink theme in a long coat with the matching gingham pattern, plus a mini pink Prada purse and a pair of black oval sunglasses.

Meanwhile, Gosling embraced his inner Ken in a hot-pink collared bomber jacket layered over a white T-shirt that read "From Director Greta Gerwig" in the film's title font. He also wore dark grey trousers, a dark brown leather belt, and sand-coloured boots.

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During the event, The Notebook star talked about how he got in character for Barbie.

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"I only knew Ken from afar. I didn’t know Ken from within, and if I’m being really honest, I doubted my Ken-ergy," he said, per the HuffPost. "I didn’t see it, but Margot and Greta, they conjured this out of me somehow. It was like I was living my life and then one day I was bleaching my hair, shaving my legs and wearing bespoke neon outfits and rollerblading down Venice Beach."

He joked, "It came on like a light scarlet fever. Then I woke up one day and was like, ‘Why is there fake tanner in my sheets? What just happened?"

This article originally appeared in Harper’s BAZAAR US.