Every time I step out in whatever dress, that’s a version of me that I’m really proud of. The whole point is that you are expressing yourself with what you are wearing.
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“You have to play with the steps.”Īdded Pugh, “When I’m on those red carpets, there is so much pressure because you’re either selling a movie or trying to make a moment. “Drama is what the evening is about,” he said. The look is the latest of Pugh’s ongoing-and now official-relationship with Valentino, led by creative director Pierpaolo Piccioli, who told the Times that Pugh’s Met design was necessarily big. "I've actually had it for about three weeks now." "I thought, what is a better way than to release it at The Met with Pier Paolo," she added. Turns out, that was likely a wig.ĭuring an interview on the red carpet, Pugh shared she shaved her head for the upcoming film. Her longtime hairstylist, Peter Lux, was on glam for Pugh that night. But it seemed like Pugh could be out of the running-likely because just three days ago, at the re-opening of Tiffany & Co.'s New York City flagship, she was actually debuting a different new cut: bangs.
While her transformation was first revealed on the steps of one of New York City's most storied museums, rumors on sites like The Sun and DeuxMoi claimed that an A-List starlet had shaved her head have been swirling for a few days. Or, rather, the lack thereof? As she teased to the New York Times ahead of Monday night’s massive party, her newly buzzed dome-adorned with a feathered headpiece for the evening-is “big, but we like big, don’t we?” She paired the accessory with a strapless white Valentino gown, featuring a deep cut-out tied at the chest with a black bow.
Florence Pugh’s “big” Met Gala look is finally here, and it’s less about the dress than the hair.
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