Princess Irulan is in the building.Florence Pugh looked ready for action on the Oscars 2024 red carpet, attending Sunday
Princess Irulan is in the building.
Florence Pugh looked ready for action on the Oscars 2024 red carpet, attending Sunday’s awards show in a silver gown that resembled armor akin to what her “Dune: Part Two” character sports in blockbuster movie.
The actress, 28, sizzled in a slightly sheer, embellished corset creation from Del Core’s spring 2024 collection featuring a silky skirt, while the top portion was structured and flared out at the waist.
Unlike her co-star Zendaya, who swapped her Arrakis-inspired futuristic looks for a pretty Armani Privé gown at the awards show on Sunday night, the “Little Women” star looked fit to be crowned the Emperor’s daughter.
Her short, blond bob was perfectly tousled and parted to the side, and the movie star accessorized with a silver serpent necklace from Bulgari, which appeared to wrap around her neck twice.
Pugh has been making waves during the press tour for “Dune: Part Two” this past month, wearing everything from a sheer greige Valentino gown in NYC to a hooded black sequined dress in London as she promoted the latest installment in the sci-fi franchise.
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The “Don’t Worry Darling” star has also rocked some bold ‘fits this awards season, sporting a see-through red Valentino gown with strategically placed floral appliqués at the Golden Globes in January.
She’s become known for her braless looks on the red carpet in recent years following the then-shocking sheer pink Valentino gown she went viral for in 2022.
The “Oppenheimer” actress is on hand to support her co-stars at Sunday’s ceremony, with the box office hit earning 13 nominations, including best picture.
Fellow “Oppenheimer” stars Cillian Murphy, Emily Blunt and Robert Downey Jr. also earned Oscars nods in the best actor, best supporting actress and best supporting actor categories, respectively.
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