The long and winding road of the Wuthering Heights press tour has been dominated by Margot Robbie and stylist Andrew Mukamal’s red carpet choices. They’ve leaned hard into the Victoriana of it all, with help from the archives and Dilara Findikoglu, mostly. Last night, Robbie wore a look that updated the Catherine Earnshaw vibe with special British vintage—and some Barbie-coded shoes.
Attending a Q&A and screening of the movie at London hotel Claridges, the actor wore a puffy, quilted leather skirt and matching black bustier from the Vivienne Westwood fall 1998 collection—acquired from east London vintage haven and celebrity fave Nordic Poetry. (A go-to among Vogue’s Best Dressed, including Alex Consani, as well as Charli xcx, Zara Larsson, and Lily Allen.)
The Vivienne Westwood leather mini-crini, part of the Time Machine collection, is even older than the 35-year-old Aussie actor.
On her feet were a pair of custom Conquillas by Christian Louboutin, referencing the memorable fall winter 2014 shoes with a spiked silhouette and heelless platform—toughened up, but still reminiscent of the super-arched shoes of the Barbie era.
Photo: Instagram (@andrewmukamal)
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