Florence Pugh Looks Like a Real-Life Princess in a Glittery Pale Pink Gown
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Hot pink may have dominated red carpets and the street-style scene last year (thanks in no small part to Barbiemania), but Florence Pugh just proved that subtler shades of the warm color can deliver an equally powerful fashion statement.
Last night, Pugh was amongst the star-studded guest list at the Academy of Motion Picture Arts & Sciences' 14th Annual Governors Awards, held at Hollywood's Ray Dolby Ballroom. For the glamorous occasion, she pulled a glittery pale pink creation from Rodarte's Spring/Summer 2024 ready-to-wear collection.
The figure-hugging dress featured shimmery sequins all over that flashed and sparkled in the light. Other delicate and ultra-feminine details included thin criss-crossing halter neckline straps, punctuated by a pink floral embellishment at the center, and a peplum addition at the waist.
She continued to up the ante with her choice of accessories, relying on Tiffany & Co. pieces like platinum diamond earrings, a Tiffany Archives bracelet, and several diamond encrusted rings. Finally, she finished the look off with strappy metallic heels.
The Oppenheimer star's Rodarte ensemble is a stark departure from her signature red-carpet style, which often veers towards the see-through clothing trend. She previously wowed in a transparent red carpet look during last Sunday's Golden Globes ceremony.
At the time, she wore a fiery red transparent slipdress—a custom-made piece from Valentino. It featured embroidered floral appliqué details all over, a wrap detail across the bodice, and a dramatic voluminous skirt. To finish off the glamorous look, she once again added sparkling Tiffany & Co. jewelry and metallic silver platform pumps.
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