Florence Pugh Coordinated Her Fiery New ‘Do With Her Glam Cut-Out Ball Gown

Florence Pugh is on 🔥. Not only is the actress starring in one of the most highly-anticipated films of the year (Oppenheimer), she continues to shut down red carpet after red carpet in bold, breath-taking looks. Who could forget her gown top and peek-a-boo shorts at the 2023 Oscars, or sheer skirt and cropped sweatshirt at Paris Fashion Week? Miss Flo never misses.

For the London premiere of Oppenheimer, Florence brought the drama in a plunging deep orange ball gown from Valentino’s Fall/Winter 2023 Couture Collection. The floor-length dress featured hip-grazing cut-outs, an open back, and billowing train that swept behind the actress as she walked the red carpet.

Perhaps the best part of the look? Florence’s fiery new hair, which matched the tone of her Valentino gown to *perfection.* The starlet debuted her buzzcut at the 2023 Met Gala (to which she wore, once again, a show-stopping Valentino number). She’s since dyed the short ‘do in brunette and blush pink tones, but dialed it up a notch with her latest red-orange hue.

While Florence’s couture gown is not in most of our budgets, the bright, perfect-for-summer (and rising temps 🥵) ensemble is super simple to replicate with one of these dresses below, complete with waist cut-outs and open backs.

Shop Miss Flo’s 🔥 Look

Lulus Spice Things Up Orange Ribbed One-Shoulder Cutout Midi Dress

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SHEIN VCAY Cutout Tie Back Solid Dress

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$20 at Shein

Reformation Casette Linen Dress

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The Valentino gown was a red-hot departure from the structured denim power suit Florence wore to the Oppenheimer photocall in London. But both looks cement the actress’s icon status on the red carpet. We said what we said: Florence 👏 never 👏 misses.

Leah Campano

Associate Editor

Leah Campano is an Associate Editor at Seventeen, where she covers pop culture, entertainment news, health, and politics. On the weekends, you can probably find her watching marathons of vintage Real Housewives episodes or searching for New York City’s best almond croissants.