Amelia Dimoldenberg dressed as the 2010 news anchor Barbie to interview celebrities at the film's London premiere

• Amelia Dimoldenberg interviewed celebrities at the London premiere of Greta Gerwig's "Barbie."
• She wore a custom outfit inspired by the TV news anchor Barbie from 2010.

Amelia Dimoldenberg embraced the world of Barbie in her most recent red-carpet look.

Known for her YouTube series "Chicken Shop Date," Dimoldenberg, 29, interviewed celebrities attending the European premiere of Greta Gerwig's "Barbie" in London, England, on Wednesday.

She wore a custom costume inspired by a specific Barbie doll for the occasion: the TV news anchor Barbie that was released in 2010.

Her pink-and-black look was almost identical to the doll's, which she shared a photo of on Instagram.

Designed by Zoe Lou and styled by Chloë Griffin, Dimoldenberg's outfit included a pink checked jacket with black lining on the lapels and a black top with a sweetheart neckline.

The pale-pink skirt, which featured black stitching and a ruffle at the bottom, gave it both a feminine touch and made it look even more like the Barbie doll that inspired the outfit.

Black, platform heels with bow accents completed the look, and Dimoldenberg carried a pink Barbie clipboard and a microphone embossed with the Barbie logo.

Bjorn Krischker gave Dimoldenberg a blond Barbie-inspired hairstyle for the event, while Mona Leanne did her makeup.

The host also brought the Barbie that inspired her ensemble to the pink carpet, which she showed to Margot Robbie.

"TV anchor Barbie," Robbie said when Dimoldenberg explained her look, as the host shared on TikTok. "You're killing it."

And Robbie was even more excited when she saw the doll, telling her, "That's incredible. I love it."

Dimoldenberg went on to tell Robbie she was inspired by her to wear a Barbie-themed look, as Robbie has been re-creating iconic Barbie looks throughout the press tour for the film.

For the European premiere, Robbie wore a pink gown that was inspired by the Enchanted Evening Barbie from 1960, as her stylist Andrew Mukamal shared on Instagram.

The dress was a custom Vivienne Westwood look, and it featured a corset bodice and a train flowing out from a floral appliqué on Robbie's waist.

A fuzzy stole, dramatic white gloves, a pearl choker, and sparkly Louboutin heels completed the look.