At Paris Fashion Week, Florence Pugh shows it all off in a sheer gown: View the picture

During Paris Fashion Week, Florence Pugh opted for a nostalgic look that is very nostalgic.

At the Italian fashion house’s fall/winter show in Chantilly, France, on Wednesday, Pugh, who last year ruffled feathers with a sheer frock at the haute couture fashion show, channeled her inner fashion rebel once more.

At the event, the “Don’t Worry Darling” star looked amazing in a flowy lavender dress. Pugh wore the floaty, floor-length dress without a bra, exposing her breasts to the world.

The Oscar-nominated actress caused a stir in July of last year when she showed up at a fashion show in Rome, Italy, wearing a sheer, hot pink Valentino tulle dress. Her breasts were visible through the gossamer fabric when she wore the dress without a bra. Pugh responded to criticism of the daring look on Instagram.

Pugh wrote in a lengthy Instagram caption, “Listen, I knew that there would be commentary on that incredible Valentino dress when I wore it.” “Whether it be negative or positive, we all knew what we were doing.”

The “Little Women” actress claimed that she was “not a wink of nervous” to wear the provocative dress in spite of the expected scrutiny, and she gave credit to the “very strong, powerful, curvy women” who raised her for giving her this confidence.

“Our upbringing taught us to find strength in our physical wrinkles. to declare loudly that they are at ease,” Pugh stated. “My goal in this industry has always been to say ‘f— it and f— that’ to anyone who thinks my body should represent what’s hot or sexually attractive.”

The 27-year-old actress urged her haters to respect “all women” and everyone going forward in her post’s conclusion.

 

“Ascend in age. Show people courtesy. Honor your body,” Pugh remarked. “Life will get a whole lot easier, I promise.”

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