A Closer Look at Florence Pugh's Style Evolution: From Red Carpets to Front Rows
Florence Pugh has only been in the spotlight for a few years now, but the actress has already made an impression for its style.
The Oscar-nominated actress has become an actress to watch lately, with several fashion moments notable this year at events like Couture Week, Venice Film Festival and Paris Fashion Week.
One of Pugh's most memorable fashion looks this year was during the runway show of Valentino couture fall 2022 held in Rome at iconic Spanish stages. Pugh's sheer, fuchsia ballgown wowed onlookers, some of whom weren't fans of the revealing look.
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Florence Pugh is seen arriving at the Valentino Haute Couture Fall 2022 show. WireImagePugh spoke about the backlash, posting photos of herself in the look on her Instagram with a long caption that read in part: "It's not the first time and it certainly won't be the last time that a woman will hear what's wrong with her body from a crowd of strangers, which is disturbing , that's how vulgar some of you can be. Luckily, I've come to terms with the intricacies of my body that make me, me. I'm happy with all the "flaws" I couldn't bear to watching when I was 14. Many of you wanted to let me know aggressively how disappointed you were with my "small boobs", or how embarrassed I should be for having a "flat chest". in my body for a long time. I know my chest size perfectly and I'm not afraid of it."
The actress has since worn several other Valentino looks for her public appearances, such as at the Venice Film Festival when she arrived to promote her film 'Don't Worry Darling,' wearing a purple ensemble from Valentino's 2023 resort collection. She then changed into a sheer black dress embellished with sequins from the design house's Fall 2022 couture collection at the film's premiere.
During the last Paris Fashion Week, Pugh also left his mark with his fashion. The actress was spotted wearing a matching sheer ensemble, also from Valentino.
Here, WWD takes a look at how Florence Pugh's style has evolved over the years. Click on...
Florence Pugh has only been in the spotlight for a few years now, but the actress has already made an impression for its style.
The Oscar-nominated actress has become an actress to watch lately, with several fashion moments notable this year at events like Couture Week, Venice Film Festival and Paris Fashion Week.
One of Pugh's most memorable fashion looks this year was during the runway show of Valentino couture fall 2022 held in Rome at iconic Spanish stages. Pugh's sheer, fuchsia ballgown wowed onlookers, some of whom weren't fans of the revealing look.
Related Galleries
Florence Pugh is seen arriving at the Valentino Haute Couture Fall 2022 show. WireImagePugh spoke about the backlash, posting photos of herself in the look on her Instagram with a long caption that read in part: "It's not the first time and it certainly won't be the last time that a woman will hear what's wrong with her body from a crowd of strangers, which is disturbing , that's how vulgar some of you can be. Luckily, I've come to terms with the intricacies of my body that make me, me. I'm happy with all the "flaws" I couldn't bear to watching when I was 14. Many of you wanted to let me know aggressively how disappointed you were with my "small boobs", or how embarrassed I should be for having a "flat chest". in my body for a long time. I know my chest size perfectly and I'm not afraid of it."
The actress has since worn several other Valentino looks for her public appearances, such as at the Venice Film Festival when she arrived to promote her film 'Don't Worry Darling,' wearing a purple ensemble from Valentino's 2023 resort collection. She then changed into a sheer black dress embellished with sequins from the design house's Fall 2022 couture collection at the film's premiere.
During the last Paris Fashion Week, Pugh also left his mark with his fashion. The actress was spotted wearing a matching sheer ensemble, also from Valentino.
Here, WWD takes a look at how Florence Pugh's style has evolved over the years. Click on...
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