On Sunday night, Florence Pugh wore a dramatic brilliant orange gown by Nina Ricci to the 76th EE British Academy Film Awards, hosted by actor Richard E. Grant on the Royal Festival Hall. The Dune 2 actress looked like a glamorous sculpture on the red carpet, but she became a Barbie pink minidress for the afterparty.
The sexy Valentino number was covered in pink sequins, with a hem that ended high up Pugh’s legs. The low cut neckline was constituted of silver sequins, with a bow outlining her bust. She wore it with metallic silver platform Mary Jane heels and carried a small silver purse on an extended chain. Round her wrist was an identical bracelet and she or he seemed to be wearing the identical diamond strand round her neck as she did earlier within the night.
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The primary party she attended post-BAFTAs was the 2023 British Vogue And Tiffany & Co. Rejoice Fashion And Film Party, at Annabel’s, however the Every day Mail reports that the Don’t Worry Darling star then headed to Chiltearn Firehouse for the Netflix afterparty and was not seen returning to her hotel until 8:45 AM the following morning.
It’s looks like it was quite an evening for celebrity parties.
Pugh seemed to be out in town on her own, but she was recently romantically linked to photographer Charlie Gooch. The pair were photographed in London on Valentine’s Day strolling hand-in-hand. Pugh confirmed in August of 2022 that she and long-term boyfriend Zach Braff has broken up that yr.
“We have been attempting to do that separation without the world knowing, because it has been a relationship that everyone has an opinion on,” she told Harper’s BAZAAR on the time. “We just felt something like this is able to really do us the advantage of not having hundreds of thousands of individuals telling us how glad they’re that we’re not together. So we have done that.”
Aimée Lutkin is the weekend editor at ELLE.com. Her writing has appeared in Jezebel, Glamour, Marie Claire and more. Her first book, The Lonely Hunter, can be released by Dial Press in February 2022.
