MARGOT Robbie looked sensational in a plunging corset dress as she joined Charli XCX and Cara Delevigne for the world premiere of the new Withering Heights movie.
The highly-anticipated flick, a Gothic re-interpretation of Emily Bronte‘s literary classic, will hit screens next month.
But anticipation is already beginning to build, with the release of a very racy trailer and snippets of Aussie screen star Margot, who plays protagonist Catherine Earnshaw, in a wedding dress on-set.
Now the cast have glammed up for the glitzy Los Angeles event, with Margot, 35, leading the way in a flowing ruffle dress.
Her garment featured a semi sheer corset top adorned with floral detail paired with a striking skirt with a black fabric bleeding into a deep red hemline.
She pulled her blonde locks back into a chic low bun, leaving the front pieces flowing around her face.
The Barbie actress kept her make-up simple and fresh, allowing the full attention on her frock and her huge pearl pendant necklace.
She struck a few solo poses on the Red Carpet before being joined by movie co-star Jacob Elordi, 27, who was Elvis in 2023 film Priscilla, and plays the older Heathcliff.
He recently admitted he found Margot “breathtaking” in her black corset in the movie, yet cut an equally impressive figure in his all-dark attire for the premiere.
The pair sweetly held hands on the red carpet for some snaps, which saw Margot giggling as they shared a joke.
Meanwhile, Charli XCX, 33, who has recorded the soundtrack for Emerald Fennell’s flick, also dressed to impress.
The Chains of Love songstress chose a gold strapless gown with a plunging neckline and eye-catching puffed-out panels at the hips.
She left her dark locks in loose waves over her shoulders as she posed on the red carpet.
Fellow Brit Cara Delevingne, 33, cut a glam figure in a purple corset with black detail which clung to her curves.
Delicate ribbon detail adorned the back of the garment, which she paired with a dark skirt.
The catwalk model brushed her brunette locks into a tight bun and added extra glam with a choker necklace and gloves.
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The latest movie adaptation of the classic novel set in wind-swept Yorkshire has already been causing a stir.
The 1847 tale of Catherine’s turbulent love affair with haunted Heathcliff also inspired Kate Bush’s 1978 No1 single.
The Hollywood movie’s adaptation of what was author Emily Bronte’s only novel sees suggestive imagery used in scenes showing the kneading of bread and breaking of eggs.
Margot is also seen with fingers over her face before servant Heathcliff’s sweaty back, presumably in a moment of intimacy, is captured.
Character Catherine’s heart is seen beating strongly before scenes flick to her hand in the mouth of the Earnshaw family’s foster son.
Catherine is also seen blindfolded while the final scene in the trailer sees Heathcliff ask her: “Are you alright, do you want me to stop?”
She simply replies: “No,” while holding his hand.
Adolescence’s Owen Cooper, 15, portrays Heathcliff as a boy.
It is due in cinemas next Valentine’s Day.
