Florence Pugh Made This Lacy Midriff-Baring Co-ord Look So Edgy

Forget the little black dress—Florence Pugh is making a statement in an all-black co-ord.

The Midsommar star was among attendees at the opening of Tiffany & Co.'s "Vision & Virtuosity" exhibit in London. Styled by Rebecca Corbin-Murray, Pugh turned heads in a black, lacy crop top and maxi skirt set from Emilia Wickstead. To add a black tie appeal, she added black mesh gloves and mixed metallic Tiffany jewels. The actress's black stilettos and septum nose piercing further added an edge to her otherwise classic look.

On the beauty side, she wore her hair tame and sleek, cut well above her shoulders.

Other guests included Normal People actress Daisy Edgar Jones and BLACKPINK singer Rosé.

Back in February, Pugh opened up to BAZAAR.com about her personal attitude toward fashion.

"For me the whole point of getting dressed is, who do you want to be today? And who do you want to be perceived as today?" she said. "For me, I don’t have one fashion statement that stays with me every single day and I just whip out a different shirt or jean. I am someone completely different every single day and I love that part about me."

This rings true if we look at her other looks from this past year. Back in March, Pugh wore a bright pink, sweetheart neckline mini at a different Tiffany & Co. event, paired with sparkling sandals and subtle diamonds. She also wore pink to the Little Women premiere in 2019, paired with a dark lip and polished bun to remain authentic to her style.

Pugh is cast in Olivia Wilde’s upcoming film Don’t Worry Darling, in which she'll star opposite Harry Styles, another style idol. The thriller drops this September and, until then, we are impatiently waiting to see the looks she'll wear to the premiere.

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