Florence Pugh

Florence Pugh has cemented her status as a fashion icon with her daring and eclectic red-carpet choices. Known for her fearless embrace of sheer fabrics, dramatic silhouettes, and bold accessories, Pugh’s style is a mix of haute couture glamour and punk-inspired edge. She frequently works with stylist Rebecca Corbin-Murray and favors designers like Valentino, often opting for voluminous tulle gowns, plunging necklines, and striking capes. Her signature looks include the viral hot-pink Valentino sheer dress, a backless red Valentino gown, and a white feathered Met Gala ensemble with a towering headpiece—each showcasing her confidence in pushing fashion boundaries.

Pugh’s love for dramatic fashion extends to her hairstyles and accessories, which often complement her avant-garde outfits. From buzz cuts paired with feathered headpieces to sleek updos adorned with metallic hair chains, she treats hair as an extension of her fashion statements. Her accessory choices are equally bold, featuring dazzling diamonds, statement opera gloves, and oversized hats, like the red cowboy hat with a tulle veil at the London Critics’ Circle Film Awards. Whether in a shimmering sequin set or a minimalist suit, Pugh’s looks are always intentional and unforgettable.

Balancing princess-like couture with rebellious touches, Pugh’s style philosophy is about authenticity and fun. She effortlessly mixes Y2K-inspired chainmail minidresses with Grecian Valentino gowns, proving her versatility. Her most beautiful moments—such as the coral feathered Valentino dress at the London Film Festival or the lilac sheer Valentino Haute Couture gown—highlight her ability to blend romance with edge. With every appearance, Florence Pugh reaffirms her place as a red-carpet trailblazer, unafraid to take risks and redefine glamour.