Margot Robbie Redefines Method Dressing for Wuthering Heights

Margot Robbie proves, with each new film premiere, that she is one of the true masters of method dressing. The concept was firmly established during the iconic Barbie press tour. It comes as no surprise, then, that every new PR appearance for Wuthering Heights feels less like a conventional promotional schedule and more like a carefully staged fashion moment.

Neither Emily Brontë nor nineteenth-century England could have imagined Catherine Earnshaw in red knee-high socks and a mini skirt. Yet for Robbie and her stylist, Andrew Mukamal, this unexpected interpretation defines the aesthetic of a modern Catherine.

Robbie has been working closely with fashion houses such as Chanel, Schiaparelli, and Thom Browne. For the world premiere, she wore a Schiaparelli haute couture gown. At the most recent London photocall, she stepped onto the red carpet in a look drawn from John Galliano’s Spring 1992 collection.

The focal point was a long coat trimmed with pale pink fur along the collar and cuffs. Robbie closely recreated the original 1990s runway styling, pairing it with a short black skirt and red socks finished with pink bows. The rebellious, punk-leaning energy of the ensemble feels perfectly aligned with the wild, untamed spirit of Brontë’s world.

The only distinctly contemporary update came through footwear. Robbie chose a silver pair by Manolo Blahnik, giving the archival look a sharper, modern edge.

Images of her off-duty style have also circulated online, showing her in gothic black jeans and a floral corset from Dilara Findikoglu’s 2025 collection. She completed the look with Paris Texas shoes, Maison Margiela x Gentle Monster sunglasses, and a matching Dilara bag.

From Robbie’s fashion choices, it is clear that Wuthering Heights will not arrive as a traditional period drama. Through Mukamal’s curated approach, method dressing becomes most compelling when it embraces freedom, surprise, and bold reinterpretation.