Florence Pugh Is A Vision In A Bow-Embellished Pink Gown For TIFF Premiere Of Her New Film

September 11, 2024 by Maria Pierides

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Angelina Jolie wasn’t the only one to make heads turn with her outfit at the Toronto International Film Festival on Sunday, September 8th. Florence Pugh also looked incredible on the red carpet, and looked like a modern-day princess at the premiere of her new movie, We Live in Time, which she stars in alongside Andrew Garfield.

Just like the Maleficent star, the Don’t Worry Darling actress was also styled by Rebecca Corbin Murray, which might be why she also made jaws drop on the red carpet.

Florence Pugh Stuns In Bow-Embellished Tamara Ralph Gown

The A Good Person actress stole the show in a breathtaking pink Tamara Ralph FW24 Couture gown, which featured a voluminous skirt, a plunging sweetheart neckline, and black bow embellishments.

The actress was team Oppenheimer when the famous Barbenheimer rivalry was happening last year, so we didn't get to see her in many Barbiecore ensembles during the height of the movies' promos. And we are very grateful that everyone has now moved on, as we think Florence looks sensational in pink!

Fan Comments

"The best I've ever seen her. It's grandiose," raved one fan on a @ChecktheTag Instagram post. "I think the hair goes wonderfully with the dress," thought a second fan. "Swoon," gushed a third, followed by the two pink hearts emoji.

"Actually in love with this – very similar to her Valentino looks!" exclaimed another, followed by the heart eyes emoji. "Love, it's princess but bad bish princess," commented another. "Wow!" wrote another approving fan, followed by the fire emoji.

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