Florence Pugh Is A Work of Art In Sculptural Tulle Ruffles At The BAFTAs
The red-carpet star looked stunning in a Nina Ricci gown.
Florence Pugh brought her bold, chameleonic style to the 2023 BAFTAs.
The Don't Worry Darling star walked the red carpet at this year's EE British Academy Film Awards in a colourful, show-stopping gown by Nina Ricci. The vibrant orange gown features a strapless neckline with oversized ruffles wrapping around the torso, and a semi-sheer bodice that ends in an asymmetrical mermaid skirt with tiers of fabric and a short circular train.
She finished the look with an array of Tiffany & Co. jewelry, including an understated diamond necklace, several rings, and small hoop earrings. Her hair was styled in a spiky updo forming a halo effect around her head, and she paired a natural smoky-eye with a mauve-pink lip.
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Earlier this week, the Little Women actress opened Harris Reed's London Fashion Week show in another artistic look. The star wore a sequinned silver-and-black harlequin two-piece set, composed of a black velvet corset with matching sequinned cape sleeves and a maxi-length shirt with a thigh-high slit. A large circular halo-like headpiece, also covered in the diamond print, was attached to her back and loomed over her head.
The rest of the look included black knee-high boots and celestial-themed earrings from the Harris Reed x Missoma collaboration.
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Pugh, who is friends with the designer, later reflected on the show on Instagram.
"This evening...we’ve been squealing and sharing moments for the last two days. An actual dream supporting my friend and unbelievably talented designer @harris_reed," she wrote. "Wearing your clothes is like being given the best key to the best dress up box there is. It's full and alive and full to the brim with love. Thank you my darling for including me and such a massive well done for all that you’ve made and achieved!
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This article originally appeared in Harper's BAZAAR US.