If you and Kylie were together at a karaoke bar, what would you sing?
If Kylie and I did karaoke together, I would die and go to heaven—that would be so fun. What would we sing? It feels too on-the-nose to do a Kylie song. Since we’re both Aussies, maybe we’d go with the unofficial Australian anthem, “The Horses” by Daryl Braithwaite.
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From that first Kylie concert you went to, do you have a core memory?
My best friend, her mom, and I drove to Sydney for it—I don’t even know if I’d been to Sydney before, which is obviously a big city in Australia, so that was exciting. The vibe was insane. Afterward, I got a blue T-shirt with “Kylie” written in pink, with her silhouette—like on the Fever album cover—in pink as well. Ugh, I wish I still had that T-shirt. I remember everything about it. It was my first concert, and it was incredible.
What was one of your favorite costumes in Wuthering Heights?
The costumes are incredible. I think I wore over 50—maybe even 60—different looks in the film. Jacqueline Durran, the amazing costume designer, had a lot to do. It’s really hard to pick a favorite because there are so many good ones. In a lot of them, we incorporated Chanel archival jewelry—we even stitched pieces into my hair or onto the clothes. So for anyone who can recognize those archival pieces in the film, there are quite a few. But a favorite costume…I wore this amazing leather corset, where the leather crosses over at the front. There’s a scene where Jacob [Elordi]’s character, Heathcliff, puts his hand under the corset and lifts me up with one arm. It was kind of epic.
I know in Barbie you also got to wear archival Chanel.
