Yahoo News Margot Robbie chops off hair in lob transformation
Barbie star Margot Robbie has unveiled her newest hair transformation, chopping off her blonde locks into a shoulder-length bob.
Stepping out at the 2024 10th Annual Breakthrough Prize Ceremony yesterday (April 14), the actor could be seen sporting a new long bob – or 'lob' – with her highlighted hair sitting just below her shoulders.
She matched the blunt new hairstyle with a classic, strapless black gown and minimal make-up, which showcased her new spring hairstyle.
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Following her hugely successful outing with Barbie, Robbie will next be seen starring alongside The Banshees of Inisherin star Colin Farrell in upcoming film A Big Bold Beautiful Journey.
Directed by South Korean filmmaker Kogonada – who previously worked alongside Farrell on sci-fi drama After Yang – and written by The Menu's Seth Reiss the movie is currently being billed as a fantasy romance, with production set to begin this spring.
Specific details regarding the film's plot are currently being kept under wraps, however a brief synopsis for A Big Bold Beautiful Journey suggests that it will be "an imaginative tale of two strangers and the extraordinary emotional journey that connects them."
It's also set to a busy time behind the camera for Robbie, with her production company LuckyChap Entertainment attached to a live-action drama based on the iconic The Sims franchise, as reported last month.
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Details on the upcoming film are currently slim, however Loki creator Kate Herron is signed-on to direct and co-write alongside Briony Redman.
Robbie will serve as one of the producers on the film while The Sims publisher EA Games will also be involved with production.
The Sims isn't the only game movie in the works at Robbie's production company, with LuckyChap also working alongside Hasbro Entertainment and Lionsgate to create a Monopoly movie.
Barbie is available to buy or rent in the UK from Prime Video, iTunes, Microsoft Store and more, as well as being available to watch on Sky Cinema in the UK and on Max in the US.
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