Margot Robbie once again turned heads on Thursday as she arrived for the UK premiere of Wuthering Heights.
The actress, known for her fearless fashion choices, embraced the gothic-romantic aesthetic of the film, showing off a daring sheer gown with a Victorian-inspired corset and intricate green knotted trim.
The form-fitting sheer skirt and flowing train highlighted her figure perfectly, blending the drama of the Georgian era with a contemporary red carpet flair.
Fans have been following Margot’s string of period-inspired looks closely during the press tour, each nodding to her role as Catherine Earnshaw in Emerald Fennell’s adaptation of Emily Brontë’s classic novel.
Jacob Elordi Plays the Perfect Gentleman
Jacob Elordi, Margot’s co-star in the racy romantic film, complemented her look in a sharp dark green suit.
Despite the pouring rain, the pair kept their composure on the black carpet.
Ever the gentleman, Jacob held an umbrella over Margot while they posed for photos, creating one of the evening’s most memorable moments.
Their chemistry—both on-screen and off—has been hard to miss during promotional appearances, sparking buzz among fans who can’t get enough of their playful dynamic.
Charli XCX Channels Gothic Romance
Early arrivals included Charli XCX, who stunned in a dusky pink gown with a matching bridal-style veil.
As the artist behind the film’s soundtrack, she brought her own dramatic energy to the event, mirroring the gothic tone of the story and the passion of Catherine Earnshaw herself.
Charli posed confidently on the rain-slicked black carpet, perfectly blending music, fashion, and cinematic homage.
Emerald Fennell Matches the Mood
Director Emerald Fennell, fresh off her acclaimed hit Saltburn, stepped out in a striking red corset gown paired with an elegant blue opal necklace.
Her look echoed Margot’s in its drama and period-inspired detailing, signaling the care she put into making the premiere visually cohesive with the film’s aesthetic.
Off-Screen Chemistry Almost Outshines the Movie
Fans and journalists alike have been captivated by the palpable off-screen connection between Margot Robbie and Jacob Elordi.
Margot recently told PEOPLE that playing Catherine demanded constant emotional swings, with her character crying in nearly every scene.
“No, it was a joy,” she said. “I loved playing a character who kind of swings from one wild emotion to the other in an instant.”
Director Fennell emphasized that safety, trust, and comfort were priorities during intimate scenes.
“Love scenes are just the same as any other scene,” she explained.
“We approach them from an emotional point of view and make sure everyone feels secure.
Humor often helps keep the mood light.”
Margot Robbie Earns High Praise From Emerald Fennell
Fennell didn’t hold back her admiration for Margot, describing her as inspiring, talented, and endlessly generous on set.
“She’s a mother, a producer, an unbelievably talented actress, and she always has time for the people around her.
She’s the best,” the director said.
Box Office Buzz Ahead of Valentine’s Release
Wuthering Heights isn’t hitting theaters until February 13, but ticket pre-sales suggest a strong opening weekend, potentially pulling in $30 million to $35 million domestically.
This would mark Jacob Elordi’s biggest career opening and Margot’s first major hit since 2023’s Barbie.
While Barbie’s marketing had a jaw-dropping $150 million budget—including a full-scale Malibu DreamHouse Airbnb and HGTV specials—Wuthering Heights is letting the film and its cast’s star power drive anticipation this time.
What to Expect on February 13
With gothic gowns, romantic tension, and an undeniable energy between its stars, Wuthering Heights promises to bring drama and passion to theaters just in time for Valentine’s Day.
Fans of period romance and compelling performances will finally get to see the fiery Catherine Earnshaw and her tragic world come to life on the big screen.
