Met Gala 2023: Margot Robbie shows off her abs in racy clear PVC and black corset gown

She’s slipped into a series of bright pink outfits to promote her upcoming Barbie movie starring Ryan Gosling.

But Margot Robbie jazzed it up on Monday night for the 2023 Met Gala in New York City.

The Aussie actress showed off her abs in sheer PVC and black corset dress.

The dress code for extravagant fashion for 2023 is Karl Lagerfeld: A Line of Beauty, a tribute to the late controversial fashion designer.

The Met Gala has Penelope Cruz, Michaela Coel, Roger Federer and Dua Lipa as co-chairs, along with Anna Wintour.

Vogue magazine announced the news of the theme in January via their social media and website, writing on Instagram, “This year’s #MetGala – which benefits the @metmuseum’s @metcostumeinstitute – falls on May 1st and will feature a of the greatest fashionistas. talents: Karl Lagerfeld.’

The outlet added that the 2023 theme will be “in honor of Karl.”

Karl passed away on February 19, 2019 at the age of 85 after complications from pancreatic cancer.

The fashion designer was the creative designer for both Chanel, Fendi and his own label.

Margot’s black dress had a long train and chain details on the corset

She let her gorgeous dress do the talking by wearing minimal accessories — her wedding band on her right finger and a gold ring on her left

The former Neighbors star’s hair and makeup was flawless — with her locks styled in bouncy waves

Margot tucked her hair behind her ears to show off her beautiful gold and diamond earrings

He also collaborated with Chloe, Patou and Balmain during his career in fashion.

On its website, Vogue gave some styling advice to the lucky few who will be invited to attend the Met Gala this year, sharing a list of “approaches” they can take when it comes to paying tribute to Karl.

“The first, most authentic approach would be to wear an archival look from one of the labels Lagerfeld ran,” it suggested.

“The second would be to wear modern Chanel or Fendi, two houses on which Lagerfeld left an indelible impression.”

The final recommendation was for guests to find their own version of Karl’s beloved cat, Choupette, and “dress up a la Lagerfeld.”

“We suspect Lagerfeld would have hated a half-hearted homage, and with such an immense body of work, guests should have no trouble digging up a one-of-a-kind piece,” it continued.

Born in Hamburg, Germany, Karl moved to Paris in 1953.

He won a competition from the International Wool Secretariat in the coats category for his designer, along with Yves Saint Laurent, who won in the dresses category.

Shortly afterwards he was hired as an assistant and later apprentice to Pierre Balmain; he worked with Pierre for three years.

In 1958, Karl was hired as the artistic director of Jean Patou and worked on ten haute couture collections with the brand, according to Business of Fashion.

In 1964, Karl started freelancing for Chloe; Three years later he started working with Fendi.

In 1983, he began collaborating with Chanel, reviving the fashion house with the now-iconic CC logo, changing the sizes of the bags and jewelry, and updating the silhouette of the clothing for the brand.

Karl started his own brand Karl Lagerfeld in 1984.

The Met Gala was founded in 1948 by Eleanor Lambert, a fashion publicist; she founded it as a fundraiser for the Costume Institute ahead of its first annual exhibition.

The gala was attended by members of high society and the fashion industry.

From 1948 to 1972, the gala took place in Central Park, the Waldorf Astoria and Rainbow Room.

In 1972 Diana Vreeland became the advisor to the Costume Institute; the attendees became more celebrity-oriented.

Elizabeth Taylor, Cher, Madonna and more have been on the guest list for previous Galas.

Anna, Vogue’s editor-in-chief, took over as president of the Gala in 1995 and has continued ever since.

Each year, Anna co-chairs the event with high-profile attendees; last year its co-chairs were Blake Lively, Lin-Manuel Miranda and Regina King.