Margot Robbie Is Method Dressing For Her Newest Press Tour, Again

When Margot Robbie attaches her name to something, she goes all in. Not only does she star in major blockbuster films, but she’s also a producer on most of her recent projects. Now, you can add Wuthering Heights to her resume. Two years after it was announced that Robbie’s production company, LuckyChap Entertainment would be teaming up with MRC and Emerald Fennell to adapt Emily Brontë’s 1847 novel to the big screen, it’s finally almost here. Set to be released in theaters right before Valentine’s Day, the actor has begun her press tour in the most Robbie way possible: she’s method dressing again.

This time, Robbie’s character was written an entire century before the original Barbie even existed, so you can imagine there will be no hot pink outfits in sight. So what can you expect? You don’t have to keep guessing because she stepped out in Los Angeles on Jan. 26 and 27 in her first Catherine Earnshaw-inspired ensembles and she looked...incredible. And of course she did, after all, she’s back working with her stylist Andrew Mukamal, the man responsible for all of her iconic Barbie-coded appearances.

Robbie’s back-to-back black and white looks with pops of red served as a preview of what she has in store for her latest Victorian-era, but there were still hints of Robbie’s own DNA. First up was a Roberto Cavalli babydoll dress from the designer’s resort 2026 collection. The fluted sleeves and square neckline felt like the perfect modern nod to the 18th and 19th centuries, but it was really her accessories that cemented it.

Aside from her insanely high Louboutin pumps (Barbie would approve), Robbie’s other accessories invoked an overall romantic gothic feel. She wore a stunning ruby and gold pendant necklace on a black velvet rope that looked like something her character would have easily worn in the film. She went even further with two custom 18 carat gold signet rings by Cece Jewellery, with a signature Emily Brontë engraved quote: “Whatever our souls are made of, his and mine are the same." Jacob Elordi, who plays opposite Robbie in the film, also has a set of the bespoke rings, according to a press release from the jewelry designer. Additionally, Robbie wore a pair of gold horseclip hoop earrings from the label with diamond drop hearts.

The Oscar-nominee slipped into her second look of the day to appear on Jimmy Kimmel Live! There, he kept the gothic theme going with another long-sleeved fluted mini dress. This time it was from Alexander McQueen’s spring/summer 2026 ready-to-wear collection. The design featured a keyhole front, an asymmetric hem, and a sheer floral print fabric throughout. Robbie wore the look almost exactly as it was intended on the runway, with just a pair of simple black underwear underneath.

Next, Mukamal shared photos of his muse’s feathered black and white looks to his Instagram on Jan. 27, along with an accompanying quote to provide more context. “Tossing about, she increased her feverish bewilderment to madness, and tore the pillow with her teeth…she seemed to find childish diversion in pulling the feathers from the rents she had just made, and ranging them on the sheet according to their different species.”

Although Robbie’s most recent silhouettes were from Victoria Beckham’s spring/summer 2026 collection, their feathered design worked as a contemporary bridge to the past. Her shoes, also from the VB runway, pointed more towards the future. They were ankle-strap sandals with footbeds that rose above the toe, proving that this press tour is all about the past with a modern spin.

So even though Robbie is fully in her Brontë era, she’s still making sure to subtly work her own signature style into every outing.

Take this latest monochromatic look for instance. At first glance, you’d never even know that this was even part of any Earnshaw homage. But that’s precisely what Robbie does so well: she makes an outfit completely her own while also doing right by her character.