Margot Robbie has officially turned the Wuthering Heights press tour into a masterclass in “method dressing.” For the film’s high-profile Paris promo stop, the actress and her stylist, Andrew Mukamal, leaned into a dark, romantic aesthetic. This style perfectly channels the brooding intensity of Emily Brontë’s classic novel.
While Robbie’s red-carpet gowns have been grand and voluminous, her transition into after-party attire was incredibly clever. Her latest choice proves she can handle rigid historical silhouettes while keeping things modern, playful, and surprisingly versatile. It is a bold direction that bridges the gap between 19th-century drama and 21st-century high fashion.
Margot Robbie’s Thom Browne corset dress converts into a minidress for ‘Wuthering Heights’ promo
The standout fashion moment from Margot Robbie’s Paris visit was a custom Thom Browne creation. This ensemble is a brilliant example of a “two-in-one” design. For the afternoon photo call, the outfit appeared as a complex, multi-layered look. It featured a black silk moiré corset with an off-the-shoulder neckline. The structured, bone-in bodice was accented with a pleated peplum and delicate black floral lace along the edges.
However, the real surprise was the skirt’s architecture. For the evening event, she detached the outer layer to reveal that the base of the look was actually a curve-hugging micro-minidress. This clever transformation allowed Robbie to shift from a Victorian-inspired silhouette to a sleek party look in seconds.
Looking at the photos, the level of detail is stunning. Monochrome lacing crisscrosses down the center of the bodice, adding to the gothic charm. She styled the minidress with patent leather heels and a wide black velvet choker featuring a diamond cross pendant by Jessica McCormack. With her hair swept into a curled mid-bun and soft, glowing makeup, Margot Robbie looked every bit the modern-day Catherine Earnshaw. This Thom Browne set is a true fashion victory.
Originally reported by Samridhi Goel for TheFashionSpot.
