Rita Ora Takes Style Inspiration From Zendaya and Margot Robbie By Stepping Out In Outfits Inspired By Her Latest Role

• Outfits rich in characters or movie references are a powerful fashion choice that many Hollywood actresses are adopting.

Celebrities go all out when it comes to dressing up to promote their movies, but it takes a true artist to pay homage to the characters they played on screen in real life.

Perhaps one of the most memorable examples of red carpet cosplay is that of Margot Robbie. channeling Barbie in sweet bubblegum pink looks throughout the press tour for the award-winning film.

And now it’s Rita Ora’s turn.

The British pop star hit the streets of New York City — from the Gansevoort Meatpacking Hotel to the Empire State Building — in all-red ensembles inspired by her role as the Queen of Hearts in the Disney+ film “Descendants: Rise Of The Red.”

The 33-year-old hasn’t reserved the bold color for her TV appearances alone.

She was spotted bowling at Gansevoort’s cocktail bar, Dimes, wearing a red button-down shirt and matching leather skirt.

She was also spotted enjoying the hotel’s new private club, Seven24 Collective, in an all-red look.

Rita We stayed in the Poliform Penthouse, the jewel of the hotel’s accommodation.

The 1,700-square-foot duplex doubles as a gallery with works by renowned artists Frank Stella, Adi Oren, Daniel Mazzone and Mick Rock decorating the walls.

Sitting in front of one of the many paintings in the room, she was photographed wearing a red dress topped with a voluminous floral jacket with her perfect pins on display.

Over the past 72 hours, Rita has been promoting the film with at least 8 stunning scarlet looks – which turns out to be a very clever tagging technique.

Outfits rich in characters or movie references are a powerful fashion choice that many Hollywood actresses embrace and we can’t help but love!

In haute couture outfits created especially for Margot Robbie, stylist Andrew Mukamal made sure the star was dressed like a real Mattel doll while promoting “Barbie.”

Robbie told People magazine: “We’re finding references to Barbie from decades past and we’re really doing it for the big Barbie fans, the people who actually collect these Barbies. We hope to excite them. We’re pairing Barbie references with great designers.”

Zendaya also gets into character on the red carpet.

The young star takes full advantage of her love of fashion and her fearless sartorial style while promoting her films.

She dazzled in several web-detailed looks during the Spider-Man: No Way Home press tour.

At the Los Angeles premiere, she stunned in a custom Valentino Haute Couture gown by Pierpaolo Piccioli.

For the highly anticipated world premiere of “Dune: Part Two” in Leicester Square, central London, she wore silver armor by Mugler.

The head-turning look was straight from the French fashion house’s fall/winter 1995 “Cirque d’hiver” collection, celebrating its 20th anniversary.

At the Australian premiere of “Challengers,” Zendaya paid homage to her character Tashi — a former tennis prodigy turned coach — in a shimmering green dress with a thigh-high slit and a silhouette of a person holding a tennis racket.

After being cast as Catwoman in “Batman,” Zoe Kravitz stepped out in sleek black ensembles reminiscent of the sexy feline.

The stunning actress wore an Oscar de la Renta gown, featuring lace details and a cat-shaped bodice, to the film’s New York premiere.

Halle Bailey made a splash while promoting “The Little Mermaid” in aquatic-themed dresses.

The 24-year-old opted for ocean blue dresses with mermaid silhouettes to promote the live-action adaptation of Disney’s 1989 animated film.

Not a single vibrant color in sight as Jenna Ortega promoted Netflix’s “Wednesday.”

In homage to her character Wednesday Addams, Ortega donned stunning all-black designer looks.

At the Hollywood Legion Theatre, she stepped out in a Versace satin slip dress with a thigh-high slit and lace trim.

She completed her look with a veil and thick black eyeliner.

Dakota Johnson has been paying homage to her superhero character in “Madame Web” for the Marvel Comics-based film’s various premieres.

In Los Angeles, she wore a custom Gucci piece adorned with a network of encrusted crystals.

The bodycon dress featured a plunging V-neckline and a low back.