Margot Robbie delivered yet another striking look in a Maison Margiela shredded skirt set. The actress has made a name for herself as one of the most fashion-savvy celebrities, as she continues to nail the method dressing trend for the “Wuthering Heights” promotional tour. For an appearance in Paris, she opted for an outfit that blended balanced raw deconstruction with high-fashion polish.
Margot Robbie’s shredded Maison Margiela skirt set is giving ‘Wuthering Heights’ in the best way
Whether it’s a whimsical film like “Barbie” or a sweeping period drama like “Wuthering Heights,” fans can always count on Margot Robbie to deliver looks for a lifetime. The actress lived up to that hype when she stepped out in a Maison Margiela ensemble for the French show, “Quotidien,” in Paris. The earthy tones of her outfit were completely on theme with the movie adaptation.
Robbie donned a look from the house’s Fall Couture 2025. The long-sleeved, fitted top featured an abstract, painterly print of deep burgundy, smoky brown, and muted gold tones. It skimmed her body while giving the illusion of brushstrokes layered across her body. The structured tailoring of the top contrasted the chaos-inspired textures of the bottom.
The matching skirt was the undeniable star of the outfit. Falling to ankle length, it showcased Margiela’s mastery of deconstruction, with frayed edges. The distressed detailing created movement and depth, making the skirt feel almost sculptural rather than purely utilitarian. The soft, neutral palette let the shredded design take the center stage.
Styled by Andrew Mukamal, Robbie paired the outfit with sleek, pointed-toe boots in an off-white hue, elongating her silhouette. She wore her hair long and loose, parted down the center, lending an effortless, Parisian nonchalance that complemented the setting. Minimal makeup also kept the look cohesive throughout.
Mukamal shared a couple of behind-the-scenes snaps of Robbie’s look. Fans flooded the comment section with compliments for the actress-stylist duo’s thrilling collaboration. One individual wrote, “This is the most iconic dressing ever,” while another remarked, “this is literally the most iconic set of press looks ever.”
Originally reported by Ankita Shaw on TheFashionSpot.
