Every single one of Margot Robbie’s most iconic, gothic romance looks from the Wuthering Heights press tour

It’s all in the details: the corset top with a ruffled back, the lace-up sleeves, the barely-there skirt, the intricately crafted bra, and not to mention, the allover snakeskin! With so many elements at play, everything comes together seamlessly, like a perfectly solved puzzle. Margot’s striking three-piece is by Dilara Findikoglu, styled with coordinating Manolo Blahnik pumps and sparkling Jessica McCormack jewellery.

If this doesn't scream gothic glamour, I don't know what does. The dramatic black-to-red ombré feels like a deliberate nod to the film's recurring use of red (a colour that co-star Jacob Elordi has said represents the shared heartbeat between Cathy and Heathcliff – naturally). Margot’s stunning gown is a custom Schiaparelli Couture by Daniel Roseberry, the fashion house’s current creative director. She paired it with the late Elizabeth Taylor’s iconic Taj Mahal diamond necklace and custom earrings by Lorraine Schwartz. NBD.

Simple yet striking, this red velvet moment captures the essence of classic gothic romance elegance. The dress is a custom Chanel Couture by Matthieu Blazy, the fashion house’s current creative director, paired with bespoke jewellery by Lorraine Schwartz.

Only Margot can make an all-black look feel truly extraordinary. She wore a custom Thom Browne Couture dress with a unique, cut-out skirt, paired with custom jewellery by Jessica McCormack.

Here’s proof that Margot can turn a traditionally formal theme into a laid-back, elevated moment. The floral corset top and belted denim are Dilara Findikoglu, paired with the brand’s first-ever Hysteria bag. She finished the look with Paris Texas pumps and jewellery by Jessica McCormack.

In my opinion, this is the standout look so far – avant-garde, ultra high-fashion, and a flawless nod to the project. Margot’s floor-length coatdress with a soft metallic finish is vintage John Galliano from the designer's SS1992 collection, styled with silver Manolo Blahnik pumps, striking red-hot stockings, and jewellery by Jessica McCormack.

Ah, yes. The look that Jacob Elordi shielded from the rain in what was a soon-to-be iconic moment – and honestly, can you blame him? Margot’s sheer custom Dilara Findikoglu dress, featuring braided details from real hair woven into the design, nearly broke the internet. She accessorised it beautifully with a replica of ‘The Bracelet of Charlotte,’ created in collaboration with Wyedean and the Brontë Parsonage Museum, custom earrings by Jessica McCormack, vintage Boucheron brooches, and custom Manolo Blahnik shoes.

Even in a low-key mini dress, of course, Margot went corseted. It’s only right! Another vintage design, this leather piece with its quilted bubble skirt is from Vivienne Westwood's AW1988 collection. Christian Louboutin heels complete the look.