At the launch of" Wathering Heights" on Monday, Margaret Robbie transformed the Paris red floor into a Romantic painting. In the stunning red silk Chanel dress with a corset and extraordinary train accented with feathers, the actress, who plays Catherine Earnshaw, wore a stunning custom-made red velvet Chanel gown. The apparel, however, was the real sun of the night. A crimson velvet collar necklace with 85 carats of champagne-colored diamonds, an ancient center stone surrounded by a halo of brilliants and a pear-shaped pendant, and a matching 15-carat ring, were added to Robbie's look with two other extraordinary pieces by renowned designer Lorraine Schwartz.

No two champagne diamonds are everywhere, so Schwartz created special pieces by dressing celebrities like Beyonce and by coining the term "nude gemstones" for their skin-enhancing voice.

Press release for" Wathering Heights"

This City of Love launch is just another book in the press tour where Andrew Mukamal and Robbie have created a dramatic fashion narrative.

The actress stole the show at the New York premiere wearing a black and red Schiaparelli dress and, most famously, Elizabeth Taylor's iconic Cartier necklace, a Richard Burton gift with the message" Love is eternal" ( ).

She paired it with custom 35-carat Schwartz pearls for that event. Robbie's clothing embodies romanticism, but Jacob Elordi, her co-star, maintains a quiet elegance in keeping with Heathcliff's style. He chose a chocolate brown suit in Paris over a high-necked clothing. The journey promises to continue providing aesthetically beautiful times by combining the play of Emily Bronte's book with the spectacularity of haute couture clothing and apparel, with the film's premiere scheduled for the day before Valentine's Day.

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