Margot Robbie stuns in a layered strapless gown at the star-studded Amsterdam premiere in New York City.

Margot Robbie turned heads in a stunning gown as she stepped out in New York City to attend the special premiere of her latest film called, Amsterdam, earlier on Sunday.

The Wolf Of Wall Street actress, 32, opted for a sheer, lace dress as she posed for photos on the red carpet to celebrate the screening of the mystery comedy.

The upcoming period piece is set in the 1930s, and stars other talented actors such as Christian Bale, Taylor Swift, Anya Taylor-Joy, and John David Washington.

Stunning: Margot Robbie, 32, turned heads in an eye-catching lace, white gown when she attended the premiere of her newest film, Amsterdam, in NYC earlier on Sunday

The award-winning star stunned in a glamorous ensemble as she made a show-stopping arrival at the premiere.

The beauty wore a long, layered white dress that was made of a sheer, lace fabric. The top half of the gown was comprised of a thicker, ruched material of the same color.

For an additional pop of color, Margot chose to slip into a pair of gold, open-toed platform heels.

The talented star was all smiles when she was greeted by cheering fans and paparazzi as she paused for a brief photo session at the anticipated premiere.

Beautiful: The talented beauty donned a sheer, lace gown to attend the star-studded premiere in the big apple on Sunday

Big smile: The actress flashed a big smile when she arrived at the premiere to celebrate the screening of Amsterdam in NYC

Special evening: Margot was pictured posing for a few photos next to the director, David O. Russell at the screening

Elegant: Margot exuded class and elegance in a layered, lace gown at the Amsterdam premiere

Big star: The Suicide Squad actress was seen stopping for a photo session when she arrived at the event on Sunday

Talented cast: Along with Margot, other cast members included Andrea Riseborough and Rami Malek

Great plot: During an interview with Deadline, the director expressed the film, ‘goes deep, about love and friendship. It goes deep into murder and events’