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Margot Robbie has been in the spotlight over the past few days with a high profile gala appearance and fresh details from her upcoming film Wuthering Heights. On December 4 she attended Carey Mulligan and Marcus Mumford’s annual War Child Wassail in London, a major charity event that raised nearly five million dollars for children in war zones. At the gala held at Westminster’s Lindley Hall, Robbie wore a sleek asymmetrical black one shoulder gown with a long billowing sleeve and floor length skirt, layered with an oversized black wool coat. She paired the look with a white tote and a black patent leather clutch, plus sparkly metallic sandals and gold earrings, her signature blonde hair styled straight and sleek. W Magazine notes this as a classic example of her go to monochrome formula: sleek, uncomplicated and quietly glamorous.

Robbie’s look at the event was widely covered by Harper’s Bazaar and W Magazine, both highlighting her polished presence and her role as a red carpet regular who continues to command attention. Around the same time, British Vogue released its January 2026 cover feature with Robbie, shot in a cinematic, moody style inspired by Wuthering Heights. In the photos she appears in a range of dramatic looks including a cream top with a feathered overlay and black maxi skirt, a sheer pink skirt with a sparkling silver top, and a flowing white floral gown with a bold red vest. The shoot and interview emphasize her return to acting three months postpartum and her decision to method dress for the Wuthering Heights press tour.

In business news, Variety reports that Robbie’s production company LuckyChap is launching LuckyChap International, a new London based film and television venture in partnership with European giant Mediawan. The company will be led by Mona and Tanya Qureshi and officially opens in January. This move solidifies Robbie’s position as a major force behind the camera, not just in front of it.

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Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:00):
Margot Robbie has been in the spotlight over the past
few days, with a high profile galler appearance and fresh
details from her upcoming film Wuthering Heights. On December fourth,
she attended Carrie Mulligan and Marcus Mumford's annual War Child
Wasail in London, a major charity event that raised nearly
five million dollars for children in war zones. At the Galla,

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held at Westminster's Lindley Hall, Robbie wore a sleek, asymmetrical
black one shoulder gown with a long billowing sleeve and
floor length skirt layered with an oversized black wool coat.
She pared the look with a white tote and a
black patent leather clutch, plus sparkly metallic sandals and gold earrings.
Her signature blonde hair styled straight in sleek webb Magazine

(00:46):
notes this as a classic example of her go to
monochrome formula, sleek, uncomplicated and quietly glamorous. I think you
will not find the rules of Divide well more lemon.
Robbie's look at the event was widely covered by Harper's
Bazaar and w Magazine, both highlighting her polished presence. And

(01:09):
her role as a red carpet regular who continues to
command attention now. Around the same time, British Vogue released
its January twenty twenty six cover feature with Robbie, shot
in a cinematic, moody style inspired by Wuthering Heights. In
the photos, she appears in a range of dramatic looks,
including a cream top with a feathered overlay and black maxiskirt,

(01:33):
a sheer pink skirt with a sparkling silver top, and
a flowing white floral gown with a bold red vest.
The shoot and interview emphasize her return to acting three
months Postpottum and her decision to method dress for the
Wuthering Heights press tour. In business news, Variety reports that
Robbie's production company, Lucky Chap is launching Lucky Chap International,

(01:56):
a new London based film and television venture in partnership
with European Giant Mediawan. The company will be led by
Mona and Tanya Kureshi and officially opens in January. This
move solidifies Robbi's position as a major force behind the camera,
not just in front of it. And that is it
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