Florence Pugh has a very daring sense of style. Even though we know this, it's important to reiterate that following her bold choice of dress at the just concluded 25th British Independent Film Awards, which was held at Old Billingsgate in London on Sunday.
Pugh entered the venue and immediately stole the show while making a huge fashion statement we're sure would soon dominate the fashion scene.
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The delectable actress cut a stylish figure as she joined a queue of stars on the red carpet ahead of the event on Sunday. She looked like a sight in an elegant pink dress with a low neckline and lacy detail with thigh-high slits by the sides.
The silk satin dress with tiny straps flowed softly on the 26-year-old's curvy body and featured large lace bias slip detail with a huge 3D rosette right at the cleavage area. She paired the hot look with the most dramatic mesh pink tulle ruffled cape you've ever seen in a long while. We could get used to this new vibe.
Rebecca Orbin Murray put this Rodarte's FW22 look together on the actress and paired it with her signature blonde with dark highlight short hair styled by Peter Lux in old Hollywood style. Pugh donned the perfect makeup for this look and those red hot nails!!
It featured rich eyebrows, light eyeshadow with faux lashes, and rosy lips that go with the dress's tone and the red carpet itself. Her necklace with a diamond pendant and matching diamond stud earrings from Tiffany & Co. shone brightly against her soft, smooth skin as she posed for clicks from a sea of cameras.
The night seemed cool compared to her controversial appearance at the Venice Film Festival in September, which was marred with reports of off-camera disputes with Don't Worry Darling director Olivia Wilde on set.
The news might have clouded her appearance in that famous black jumpsuit, but Pugh won't let anything stop her on Sunday as she threw her train up in the air to the admiration of cameramen and women and just owned this iconic pink look.
The actress has been vocal about the great confidence she feels in her clothing despite criticisms from people about her choice of outfits, particularly her nipple-baring Valentino dress that she wore to the designer's fashion show in Rome.
She called critic's bluff and assured them that she's come to terms with the intricacies of her body and would proudly flaunt her "flaws."
"It isn't the first time and certainly won't be the last time a woman will hear what's wrong with her body by a crowd of strangers...thankfully, i've come to terms with the intricacies of my body and that make me, me. I'm happy with all of the flaws that i couldn't bear to look at when i was 14."
