The recently released 'Wuthering Heights' film starring Margot Robbie and Jacob Elordi has sparked significant buzz on social media since its trailer was unveiled in September and leading up to its official premiere. The chemistry between the lead actors has captivated audiences, particularly beauty and fashion fans who have drawn inspiration from the film's feverish aesthetic. Despite potentially divisive interpretations by director Emerald Fennell among book lovers, beauty enthusiasts unanimously agree on the film's inspirational gothic glamour.

The film has introduced two new terms to the beauty lexicon: "heath makeup" and "Brontë blush." In this cinematic setting, blush transcends its role as mere makeup; it is portrayed as a character in itself. The characters inhabit a wild, isolated heathland, thus necessitating a makeup style that complements this rugged landscape. Initially, makeup is employed to create a natural flush as if the character has been running for hours on a windy heath. As the narrative progresses, blush evolves into a symbol of abundance and social status, epitomized by the perfect doll-like pink that reflects the naivety of the character Isabella, played by Alison Oliver.