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It\u2019s been well-documented that we here at SI Lifestyle are obsessed with Margot Robbie\u2019s recent red carpet fashion\u2014in fact, we\u2019ve written whole articles about it<\/a>.<\/p>\n Working alongside talented celebrity stylist Andrew Mukamal, it feels like the actress has embodied every aesthetic in recent years, from Old Hollywood radiance to pink Barbie<\/em> beauty, often taking inspiration from whichever soon-to-be blockbuster film she\u2019s promoting at the moment. Most recently, the duo channeled to-die-for Victorian-inspired looks while promoting Emerald Fennell\u2019s Wuthering Heights<\/em>, merging modern trends with timeless cuts for several headline-making moments<\/a>.<\/p>\n And the fashion-forward goodness keeps coming, as Robbie and Mukamal teamed up to showcase another incredible ensemble this week, once again taking inspiration from the past.<\/p>\n In a post shared to Instagram this week, Mukamal posted a photo set of the actress on the red carpet at the Vogue<\/em> Summer Ball by Vogue Australia<\/em>, wearing a custom Alexander McQueen gown from the designer\u2019s Autumn\/Winter 2026 pre-collection<\/a>. <\/p>\n The sheer black gown was crafted from skull-printed silk chiffon and featured sequin embroidery throughout. Cut with a flowing handkerchief-style hemline and a daringly dipped back, the piece was pure Y2K punk rock, further centering the stylish goth-meets-glam vibes the actress has been embracing on her latest press tour. Her long blonde tresses were left down for the look, curled so they cascaded onto her shoulders. Meanwhile, her makeup was a grunge-meets-glow glam, with smoky eyes, rosy cheeks and nude lips the metaphorical cherries on top.<\/p>\n And if this particular gown looks familiar to some millennial fashion fans out there, that\u2019s probably because this isn\u2019t the first time you\u2019ve seen it! The designer had previously showcased a similar gown on model Kate Moss in 2004 during their \u201cBlack\u201d runway show, with the unique skull pattern being something of a signature for the brand.<\/p>\n As you can imagine, we weren\u2019t the only ones feverishly adding this look to our already overpopulated Y2K moodboards, with plenty of fashion fans taking to Mukamal\u2019s comment section to applaud the pair\u2019s latest luxe collaboration.<\/p>\n \u201cI love this era for her! \u2764\ufe0f,\u201d one user proclaimed.<\/p>\n \u201cOmg not the return of THE skulls,\u201d another wrote, a separate commenter concurring, \u201cThe best one yet\u2014bring back the McQueen skulls!!\u201d<\/p>\n \u201cMillennial dreams \ud83d\udda4,\u201d another fan added.<\/p>\n With spring and summer on the horizon, it goes without saying that we can\u2019t wait to see what Robbie and Mukamal do next!<\/p>\nMore Lifestyle & Celeb:<\/h3>\n<\/div>\n