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If it feels like everyone can\u2019t stop talking about Wuthering Heights<\/em> that\u2019s because it\u2019s true. From the very first peek we got of the trailer back in September to the film\u2019s official release date today, the costumes, the music, the romance and the yearning<\/em> between Margot Robbie\u2018s Cathy and Jacob Elordi\u2019s Heathcliff has society in a chokehold. Sure, director Emerald Fennell\u2019s highly-anticipated adaptation may be a bit controversial to literary purists, but that\u2019s not stopping us beauty editors from wanting to know every detail behind the \u201cfever dream\u201d gothic glam created for the film\u2014specifically the \u201cMoorland makeup\u201d and \u201cBront\u00eb Blush\u201d looks.<\/p>\n The casts\u2019 flushed cheeks are a character in their own right. In the beginnings of the film, the \u201cpomegranate girl\u201d look was the inspiration that represented the wildness and isolation of the characters\u2019 harsh surroundings\u2014how windswept your cheeks would look like after running around the Moors; as the story plays out, blush becomes a symbol of opulence. Si\u00e2n Miller, the hair and makeup designer for Wuthering Heights,<\/em> confirmed that the character Isabella, played by Alison Oliver, wears Kylie Cosmetics Hybrid Blush in Winter Kissed ($22), which she calls the \u201cperfect baby doll pink,\u201d a fitting hue for Isabella\u2019s intense naivet\u00e9 when it comes to Heathcliff.<\/p>\n The importance of blush to the visually stunning Wuthering Heights<\/em> also transferred to the red carpet of the film\u2019s global premieres. Makeup artist Pati DuBroff said as much when divulging details about Robbie\u2019s LA look: \u201cIt\u2019s all about the blush.\u201d To get said blush to \u201cpop,\u201d DuBroff kept Robbie\u2019s foundation, eye shadow and mascara \u201creally soft,\u201d then blended two shades of CHANEL\u2019s N\u00b01 de Chanel Lip and Cheek Balm ($50)\u2014Red Camellia and Berry Boost\u2014together on her hand before picking up the custom color with a blush brush. Then, and this is key, DuBroff creates a \u201cwindswept flush\u201d by lightly sweeping the cream blush on the apples of the cheeks and just below, flushing it outwards. Then using a foundation brush, she blends it further to diffuse any harsh edges, followed by the \u201ctiniest wisps\u201d of loose powder over the cream blush. Finally, CHANEL\u2019s Rouge Noir Confidence Eyeshadow and Blush Palette\u2018s sienna shade (in the lower right corner) is applied again to the apple of the cheeks and below in \u201cshort feathery strokes.\u201d<\/p>\nThe \u201cBront\u00eb Blushes\u201d of Wuthering Heights<\/em><\/h2>\n<\/p><\/div>\n