Florence Pugh always has fun on the red carpet.
For the UK premiere of her forthcoming Netflix film The Wonder, the actress floated through the crowds in a flowing coral-hued gown from Valentino‘s Fall 2022 Couture collection. The lovely dress included a structured bikini-style top with a peekaboo cutout at the torso, connected to a skirt composed of layers of sheer fabric, trimmed with boudoir-style feathers.
She finished the look with an array of diamond jewelry, including ornate chandelier earrings, layered diamond and topaz bracelets, and an oversized flower-shaped ring.
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The Little Women actress is the red-carpet star to watch, with several of her Valentino looks starting conversations over the past few months. Last weekend, she freed the nipple once again in a luxurious mesh set from the Italian fashion house, which included a completely sheer cropped collared top and a matching maxi skirt. Both of the pieces bore a glittering, sequined floral design.
She finished the look with a pair of strappy metallic bronze heels and a white Valentino Garavani One Stud Handbag, while wearing her hair slicked back in a mullet-style hairdo.
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In an interview for Harper’s BAZAAR‘s September 2022 cover story, Pugh gave her current thoughts on her acting career, and said that her experiences while filming her forthcoming projects, including The Wonder and Denis Villeneuve’s Dune: Part Two, has informed how she wants to work going forward.
“I feel like I am now getting into this groove in my career where I’m knowing what I can take, what I give, and what I will not accept anymore,” she said. “Being on these last few movies with some of the greats has been truly a wonderful way to kick myself back into the mode of ‘This is what you want to do.'”
This article originally appeared on Harper’s BAZAAR US.
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