Margot Robbie’s ‘Wuthering Heights’ Press Tour Glam Just Keeps Getting Better

Let’s hear it for her glam squad.

Marisa Petrarca
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Published: Jan 29, 2026 Updated: Jan 29, 2026

Margot Robbie’s ‘Wuthering Heights’ Press Tour Glam Just Keeps Getting Better — Getty Images / Olivia Wong

The highly anticipated premiere of Wuthering Heights hits theaters on Friday, February 13, and while we’re counting down to opening night, Margot Robbie’s press-tour beauty moments are already doing plenty of the heavy lifting. As she hops from red carpet to red carpet, the looks have been coming fast—and they’ve been very good.

Beyond the polished Getty shots, it’s the behind-the-scenes content that’s helped fuel the buzz around her looks. On Instagram, hairstylist Bryce Scarlett, makeup artist Pati Dubroff, manicurist Betina Goldstein and fashion stylist Andrew Mukamal have been pulling back the curtain on the beauty and fashion details behind Robbie’s press tour looks. Ahead, we’re diving in.

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The Cool-Girl Crimp

Everything about this look is perfection, but her hair in particular inspired Robbie fans far and wide to grab the crimper they may or may not have slipped away in a cupboard forever after early-2000s missteps. Scarlett styled her hair in a half-up half-down look with face-framing pieces, and the style quickly made the rounds across social media and beauty headlines alike.

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The Brontë Bun

Scarlett’s elegant, sculpted “Brontë bun” (named in homage to Wuthering Heights author Emily Brontë) was created with Schwarzkopf Professional products to perfect the look. Wearing her hair swept back was the perfect choice to complement the bold Schiaparelli gown and heart-shaped gold necklace.

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While Robbie’s dress-and-necklace pairing is hard to look away from, her beauty look deserves its own moment. The hair strikes a soft, romantic—almost old-world—note against the sharper silhouette, worn with a center part and face-framing tendrils. Finished with natural glam and a flush of pink blush, the look fits right in with the film’s romantic Gothic mood.