Archive · 23 Jul 2026
Margot Robbie's Skin Used in Wuthering Heights Set Design
In the movie Wuthering Heights, the design team used Margot Robbie's skin and body parts to create the set for her character's room.
They printed images of her veins, freckles, and even her navel on silk with a thin layer of latex to make it look like it was part of the room.
This was done to make the room feel more personal and unique.
However, some people thought this was a bit too odd and unconventional.
Margot Robbie's skin and body parts were used to design her character's room in Wuthering Heights.
The design team printed images of her veins, freckles, and navel on silk with a thin layer of latex.
This was done to add a unique and personal touch to the set.
The idea was explained by Davies, who worked on the set design.
Some people found the use of Robbie's body parts in the set design to be too odd and unconventional.
- Who
- Margot Robbie, Andrea Arnold, Davies and team
- What
- Use of Margot Robbie's skin and body parts in set design
- When
- During the production of Wuthering Heights
- Where
- On the set of Wuthering Heights
- Why
- To add a unique and personal touch to the set
Creative Design Choice
Unconventional and Odd
Aesthetic Impact
Creative Design Choice
The design choice added a unique and personal touch to the set, enhancing the storyline.
Unconventional and Odd
The use of Margot Robbie's skin and body parts was considered too odd and unconventional.
- Actor
- Margot Robbie
- Director
- Andrea Arnold
- Design Team
- Davies and team
- Materials Used
- Skin, hair, veins, freckles, navel
- Production Technique
- Printed on silk with a thin layer of latex