Margot Robbie’s Wuthering Heights Outfits are a Modern Gothic Couture Through Andrew Mukamal’s Lens

Who is Margot Robbie’s Stylist Andrew Mukamel?

There’s a particular kind of fashion alchemy that happens when a stylist understands narrative as deeply as silhouette. With Wuthering Heights as the reference point, Margot Robbie has stepped into a mood that feels romantic, brooding and quietly radical—less costume, more contemporary couture fantasy. From a fashion editor’s perspective, this isn’t about dressing for nostalgia; it’s about translating gothic intensity into modern image-making.

At the centre of this vision is Andrew Mukamal, whose work consistently proves that red-carpet style can be cinematic without tipping into theatrics. His approach here feels editorial rather than performative an intelligent layering of historical reference, modern tailoring and couture-level craft that aligns perfectly with the CSC ethos of authority-led fashion storytelling.

Andrew Mukamal’s Couture Storytelling

Mukamal doesn’t style moments; he builds worlds. The Wuthering Heights influence is felt in texture, proportion and restraint—ink-dark palettes, elongated lines, and a sense of controlled drama that reads powerfully on camera. This is the kind of styling that rewards a closer look: corsetry suggested rather than literal, volume used sparingly, and a deliberate tension between softness and severity.

Who is Andrew Mukamel?

Andrew Mukamal is one of Hollywood’s most influential image-makers, known for turning press tours into fully realised fashion eras. He rose to global prominence through his work with Margot Robbie during the Barbie premiere circuit, where he masterminded one of the most culturally dominant wardrobes of the decade.

Rather than simply dressing the actress, Mukamal built a complete visual strategy—pulling from vintage references, custom couture and pop-cultural nostalgia to create a wardrobe that felt playful, intelligent and editorially airtight. Every look was deliberate, referential and conversation-driving, cementing the tour as a masterclass in modern celebrity styling.

Beyond Barbie, Mukamal’s client list reads like a study in contemporary fashion authority. He styles Hailey Bieber, shaping her off-duty minimalism into a global trend engine; Lily Collins, balancing romantic femininity with Parisian polish; Vanessa Kirby, whose red-carpet looks skew sharp, modern and quietly powerful; Zoë Kravitz, where restraint and edge coexist effortlessly; and Lindsay Lohan, whose recent style renaissance has been defined by sleek glamour and controlled luxury.

John Galliano: Romantic Subversion

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Custom Chanel Couture: Discipline Meets Drama

Custom Chanel couture brings structure to the narrative. Think disciplined construction, immaculate finishes, and a quiet authority that anchors the look. It’s Chanel at its most editorial—where heritage codes are refined into something almost monastic, allowing Robbie’s presence to do the heavy lifting.

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Schiaparelli Couture: Gothic Surrealism

With custom Schiaparelli couture, the mood deepens. Sculptural details and surreal accents introduce a sense of darkness that feels intellectually charged rather than decorative. This is gothic through a modern lens—bold, cerebral, and unapologetically high-fashion.

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Thom Browne: Precision as Power

Finally, custom Thom Browne grounds the entire story in sharp tailoring. Browne’s precision adds an almost ascetic control to the silhouette, reinforcing the idea that restraint can be as impactful as excess. It’s this balance—romance tempered by rigour—that elevates the styling from beautiful to editorially significant.

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This Wuthering Heights moment works because it’s intelligent. It respects history without being trapped by it, using couture as a language rather than a costume. Andrew Mukamal’s styling positions Margot Robbie not just as a muse, but as a modern heroine—proof that when narrative, craftsmanship and restraint align, fashion becomes something far more enduring than a red-carpet look.

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