Margot Robbie Turns Heads in White Feather Dress Showing Off Her Legs for ‘Wuthering Heights’
As the high-fashion gears of the Wuthering Heights press tour begin to churn, Margot Robbie is once again proving that her red-carpet strategy is as calculated as it is stunning.
While the world anticipates her return to the big screen as Catherine Earnshaw, the actress is gracing fans with a series of remarkable fashion combinations that bridge the gap between gothic literature and modern couture.
On a recent press day, Robbie stepped out in a striking white dress from the Victoria Beckham Spring/Summer 2026 collection, a look that immediately sent ripples through the style community.
The dress itself is a masterclass in texture, featuring a deep V-neckline and an intricate, layered finish adorned with delicate feathers. It was one of two Victoria Beckham outfits the actress debuted during the event, signaling a temporary shift away from the dark, Victorian-inspired “naked dresses” she has favored earlier in the week.
Her styling for the event was once again the work of Andrew Mukamal, the visionary responsible for her legendary Barbie press run. Together, they seem to be crafting a new aesthetic, dubbed “Brontë-core” which replaces the neon pink of 2023 with the ethereal and the macabre.
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Beyond her front-row fashion, Robbie has been incredibly active as both a star and a power producer. This Wuthering Heights reboot, directed by Emerald Fennell, is the third collaboration between the filmmaker and Robbie’s production company, LuckyChap Entertainment.
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The film is set to star Jacob Elordi as the brooding Heathcliff, and the chemistry between the two leads has already become a major talking point in Hollywood circles. Early teasers for the film suggest a more raw interpretation of the Emily Brontë classic, which is scheduled for a global theatrical release on February 13.
Furthermore, reports have surfaced that she may be developing an Ocean’s Eleven prequel that would reunite her with her Barbie co-star Ryan Gosling. Between her duties as a new mother and her status as a mogul, Robbie remains at the very center of the cultural zeitgeist.
The cast of Wuthering Heights also includes standout talent like Hong Chau, Shazad Latif, and Ewan Mitchell, ensuring the film has the dramatic weight to match its visual flair. Fans are particularly eager to see how Fennell, known for her provocative work on Saltburn, handles the source material’s themes of obsession and revenge.
As the movie’s release date nears, the fashion world remains on high alert for Robbie’s next move, as she has a reputation for using her wardrobe to tell the story of her characters long before the first frame appears on screen.
Do you think Margot Robbie’s feathered, ethereal looks are the right vibe for a gothic classic like Wuthering Heights, or were you hoping for something more traditional? Share your thoughts in the comments!