Margot Robbie has well and truly turned London into her personal runway this week, delivering a fashion marathon defined by sartorial statements – from corseted, boned silhouettes and barely-there mesh to buttery leather and towering heels – as she continues to promote Wuthering Heights.
The Aussie actress doubled down in head-to-toe leather on February 6 for the film’s press conference in the capital. Margot donned a vintage Vivienne Westwood black leather dress featuring a plunging corseted bodice and a quilted skirt with a bubble hem that softly played with the silhouette. Styled by Andrew Mukamal, the look was sourced from Vivienne Westwood’s Fall 1988 collection and finished with Christian Louboutin heels, complete with lace-up detailing down the back of each shoe.
Margot’s luscious blonde locks were left down in natural waves while her makeup oozed soft glam, courtesy of a glowing complexion, a pinch of blush, and a glossy lip.
Andrew has been working overtime, draping the star in a steady stream of romantic yet sultry ensembles throughout the past month. For the film’s London premiere, Margot wore custom Dilara Findikoglu. The nude corseted gown offered a fiercest take on the naked dress trend, featuring exposed bone structure, green feather–trimmed detailing, and ornate blonde braid stitching.
Margot, 35, has firmly chosen sartorial statement over comfort throughout this promotion, leaning into a lineup of corseted looks. Snakeskin-print leather set the tone at the global junket photocall, with the Wolf of Wall Street star slipping into an off-the-runway Dilara Findikoglu FW25 look that channelled grungy chic.
Meanwhile, for the world premiere, the actress leant into romance with a strapless Schiaparelli number. The black and red ombre gown featured a lace bodice with a large, voluminous skirt accented by a bow-like design. The look was styled with the exact Cartier Taj Majal necklace Elizabeth Taylor was gifted on her 40th birthday from Richard Burton.
© Variety via Getty ImagesAndrew and Margot previously collaborated on her Barbie press tour wardrobe. The stylist spoke to HELLO! Fashion’s Fashion Features Editor, Tania Leslau, in an exclusive interview about the era underpinned by polka dots, pink, and Pucci.
“Margot is a dream and just lovely through and through,” he shared. “When I was showing Margot ideas, and I was showing her a couple of the more precise referential moments, she immediately lit up, and I saw her excitement in that. I live in a bubble. I do everything and there aren’t many people giving me feedback. So, when a client then has that spark, that informs me to say, ‘Okay, let’s move in that direction.’ “
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