Florence Pugh continues to dominate every red carpet she walks.
At Monday’s British Fashion Awards, the Don’t Worry Darling actress and director wore a jaw-dropping red gown designed by Pierpaolo Piccioli, the creative director of Valentino. Pugh was at the event to present Piccioli the Designer of the Year award.
The star’s dress — in the signature Valentino red hue — featured thin red straps and an open back. The full skirt went to the floor and turned into a long, sweeping train in the back. Pugh slicked her hair back and wore dark red lipstick paired with dark red nails.
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Pugh posted several photos of the event, her gown, and Piccioli on Instagram on Wednesday. The first photo featured the star and the designer in a red room, with Pugh standing and Piccioli sitting on a big red chair.
The second and third photos show the actress presenting the designer with the award and posing after the presentation.
In the fourth photo, Pugh is standing in the middle of a staircase, looking back at the camera over her shoulder, showing off the dress’s open back and the long, beautiful train.
“WOW,” the 26-year-old actress wrote alongside the photos. “WOWZER. My first night ever at The British Fashion Awards and quite frankly hard to ever top that.”
She continued: “I got to give this insanely talented man his award. Truly, thank you for letting me be a part of your family’s moment @pppiccioli, and thank you for always showing everyone such love and kindness. I feel very grateful and honoured to have found a friend in you.”
“Dripping with Valentino red from shoulders to beyond, a design by the man himself. Quite the pinch me moment,” Pugh wrote in tribute to her friend, Piccioli. “We danced, we cheers’ed, we hugged. Glorious evening.”
The Valentino designer responded to his friend in the comments. “Dearest @florencepugh,” he wrote.
“Thank you for being there with me and with all of us, it was a precious moment and you bejewelled it with your energy and friendship. Grazie from the deepest of my heart❤️,” he concluded.
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