The Hollywood hitmaker styled her long, blonde hair straight.

She wore natural looking makeup with a neutral pink lip.

Business casual: Margot Robbie, 33,  adopted a business casual look as she stepped out in New York Monday

The Suicide Squad star kept her accessories simple, wearing diamond earrings and carrying a large black purse.

She protected her eyes from the afternoon glare with a pair of dark sunglasses as she walked toward the Mercer Hotel.

While she has basically quashed any hopes of a Barbie sequel, explaining to Entertainment Tonight, ‘I think we put everything into this one.’

‘We didn’t build it to be a trilogy or something,’ she carries a lot of Hollywood clout after the success of the Greta Gerwig directed blockbuster.

The example set by Barbie, which has earned more than $1.4 billion worldwide, could lay the foundation for more original projects, especially those lead by women.

Speaking from recent experience she asserted, ‘And just because there’s a female lead doesn’t mean it’s not going to hit all four quadrants which is, you know, I think a misconception that a lot of people still have.’

‘It’s really important that Barbie did well,’ Margo continued.

‘As much as it is nice, it’s also really important that it does well so people can also in future have big, original ideas and be given the budget to execute them properly.’

Oversized: The Barbie star ventured forth in a charcoal gray oversized jacket and flared jeans. The two-time Oscar nominee donned a large cream and blue striped button down shirt over white camisole

Natural beauty: The Hollywood hitmaker styled her long, blonde hair straight. She wore natural looking makeup with a neutral pink lip. The Suicide Squad star kept her accessories simple, wearing diamond earrings and carrying a large black purse

Shades: Margot protected her eyes from the afternoon glare with a pair of dark sunglasses as she walked toward the Mercer Hotel

The accolades for Barbie continue to come in and awards buzz is building.

It was announced Monday that Greta Gerwig would received the Director of the Year award at the Palm Springs International Film Festival in January.

‘Director Greta Gerwig has brought us the cinematic experience of the year with Barbie,’ said Festival chairman Nachhattar Singh Chandi.

Award: The accolades for Barbie continue to come in and awards buzz is building. It was announced Monday that Greta Gerwig would received the Director of the Year award at the Palm Springs International Film Festival in January  (Pictured in Burbank, CA November 17)

He called film, ‘the perfect blend of comedy, emotion and adventure that has both entertained and resonated with audiences, becoming a cultural touchstone around the world.

‘Gerwig is a masterful filmmaker, and her vision is brought to life so vividly by both the script she co-wrote with Noah Baumbach,’ the official said.

He praised the director for her ‘clear and singular collaboration with her extraordinary crafts teams, whose visuals are matched only by the outstanding performances delivered by Margot Robbie, Ryan Gosling and the entire cast.’

‘It is our honor to present the Director of the Year Award to Greta Gerwig.’