
Margot Robbie Pairs Vibrant Thigh-High Stockings With Manolo Blahniks for a Modern Gothic Twist
Margot Robbie looked to Manolo Blahnik and the John Galliano archives for her latest “Wuthering Heights”-related fashion statement at a photo call in London on Wednesday.

Robbie’s spring 1992 John Galliano look featured layered footwear. The actress and producer modeled red thigh-high stockings — the color has become strongly associated with the film — with her icy blue-gray satin slingback pumps from Manolo Blahnik. She wore the simplistic Carolyne shoe style, which features a softly pointed toe; the upper cuts away in the middle, and only a slingback strap with an elastic inset completes the upper. Meanwhile, a standard stiletto heel elevates the silhouette.

Continuing her method of dressing, in keeping with the film’s period setting, Robbie wore a light green satin coatdress with a corset-style bodice and clip fasteners down the middle. A floral pattern decorated the full-length garment, and pale pink, feathery embellishment was found at the shoulders and sleeves. Silky pink ribbons were tied with a bow around the red thigh-high tights. Robbie was styled by Andrew Mukamal for the occasion.

Robbie has worn this Manolo Blahnik footwear style already along the “Wuthering Heights” press tour, but in a different iteration. For a Los Angeles photo call, she donned a red reptilian version to go with a snakeskin outfit by Dilara Findikoglu. While she’s worn a range of shoes from different brands on the press tour so far — including sky-high Christian Louboutin pumps, spring 2026 Alexander McQueen sandals with a curved heel and strappy Markgong spring 2026 boots — she is a noted devotee of Manolo Blahnik. She repeatedly reached for the brand throughout the press tour for the blockbuster “Barbie,” when she also worked with Mukamal.

Originally published by wwd.com. Syndicated material does not necessarily reflect the views of Grazia British.
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