Florence Pugh’s After-Party Look Channels the ’60s in the Most Fun Way
Florence Pugh partied the night away in a look that paid homage to the mod style that dominated the ’60s.
After sitting front row at Valentino’s Spring/Summer 2024 runway on Sunday, the Don’t Worry Darling star reemerged with a sleek outfit change for the after-party.
The ensemble consisted of a shift minidress made out of a midnight black fabric. The structured piece featured two square-shaped pockets, each framed by a reflective silver V, and long sleeves trimmed with frilly black boa feathers. She finished off the look with slouchy black leather knee-high boots and a white half-moon bag with a golden chain handle. Her beauty look—a slicked-back platinum blonde bob and a dramatically bold eyeliner and mascara—completed her twee transformation.
Earlier in the day, Pugh opted for another monochromatic (albeit, much more colorful) outfit for the Italian fashion house’s main event. She wore a cotton-candy-pink suit, composed of a double-breasted blazer and pleated wide-leg trousers, then further coordinated with a matching pink bow-shaped crop top and black platform heels. She accessorized with the same white half-moon purse that she carried to the after-party, then added a pair of oversize square sunglasses, gold hoop earrings, and an array of chunky gold rings.
The night before the Valentino show, Pugh also turned heads in Valentino at the BoF 500 gala in Paris, where she looked bewitching in a gauzy black gown that featured a plunging neckline, torso cutouts, and a draping transparent skirt. She styled the gown with black platform heels and Tiffany & Co. jewelry.
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