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“Don’t Worry Darling” actress Florence Pugh was one of many stars to attend Paris Fashion Week this season, wearing a series of Valentino looks in honor of the spring/summer collection’s debut 2023 by creative director Pierpaolo Piccioli at Le Carreau du Temple. on Sunday October 2.
Dreamed up alongside her stylist Rebecca Corbin-Murray, Pugh was first seen in a more casual look on October 1, which consisted of a black tweed double-breasted blazer with white trim over a sheer white blouse, ripped jeans, logo cat in V-sunglasses and two of the brand’s signature accessories: the Small One Stud Nappa handbag in ivory and the Tan-Go platform heels, which she wore more than once. Known for stacking a lot of jewelry, the 26-year-old star also wore dainty drop earrings, a gold tassel necklace from her own collection, and stackable rings in mixed metals.
That night, Pugh stepped out in a sheer, champagne-colored two-piece set accented with sequins, enhanced by Fernando Jorge’s diamond glamour. Stylist Peter Lux styled his hair into a wet-look bob, and makeup artist Hung Vanngo provided a metallic smoky eye and peachy-pink blush and lip color. “Trust the button. #Valentino,” Pugh wrote on Instagram to celebrate his moment in the daring crop top.
Pugh’s last appearance was sitting front row alongside Ashley Park from “Emily in Paris” and Dove Cameron, who was also a VIP at Mônot. Here, Pugh styled a sleek white cape over a fitted, high-neck, chain-link print mini dress, finishing the ensemble with the same patent heels, Mejuri earrings, and her own glittery, custom take on the small embroidered Locò shoulder bag.
Pugh’s previous red carpet outings with the label are quite memorable, including the slit-front ball gown she wore to the Venice Film Festival on September 5 and the sheer pink tulle gown she wore to the haute couture in Rome on July 8, which resulted in criticism on the Internet for displaying her breasts. Pugh later posted a confident message about her body image on her feed, and it was no surprise that designer Piccioli himself praised her post, writing, “Respect ❤️.”
In return, Pugh was happy to applaud her friend on Tuesday, October 4, after her stay in Paris. “Always a pleasure @maisonvalentino 🌸 @pppiccioli thank you for your love and talent, it was such a special weekend. Congratulations and well done x,” she wrote.
Later, get a rundown of Pugh’s outfits in Paris and shop for some key pieces he wore.
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