Florence Pugh Debuted A New Blonde Bob, And There Is Nothing This Woman Cannot Do
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In my humble opinion, Florence Pugh has always been able to pull off any hairstyle — and her latest look is no exception.
Like, I am lucky that only a narrow selection of haircuts can suit my face, lest I be too powerful.
I am kidding — life is short, shave your head! Grow your hair long! Seek revenge and burn down the homes of your enemies! Dye it a fun color!
Anyway, Florence's locks have lately been mid-length and blonde (Exhibit A: her last month).
But she took things to an elevated level at last night's Tiffany & Co Flagship Store reopening in New York.
Excuse me, Mr. Police? I need to report that Florence Pugh has just murdered me.
We even got to see the bob in other lighting (along with the Peltz Beckhams).
I will offer NO JUDGMENT on Brooklyn's white T-shirt.
The creator of this look, hairstylist Peter Lux, said of it, "I’ve always loved this iconic bob hairstyle which is cut in a blunt convex shape (short at the front and long at the back) with long shear bangs, and what I love even more is that we got to do a version of it for tonight’s Tiffany & Co Flagship Store opening in NYC on the stunning Florence Pugh."
He also said that one of the inspirations for the look was Michelle Pfeiffer in the 1983 movie Scarface. The resemblance is there!
Other comparisons I've had from my coworkers include Tinker Bell and Casey Becker.
Florence's dress is Valentino, which tracks given how she's the current face of the brand. Her septum ring is custom Tiffany, of which Florence aptly said, "I KNOW. I screamed too."
It's worth noting that Monday is the Karl Lagerfeld–themed Met Gala, which Flo will be attending for the first time in Valentino. This is a stretch, but there is a bottle of Lagerfeld Classic briefly visible in the movie Scarface — so it is possible (but, and I cannot stress this enough, unlikely) that this haircut is a clue. Either way, her dress is guaranteed to be "big, but we like big, don't we?"
