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Florence Pugh Faces Online Criticism Over Sheer Gold Dress in Ibiza
Florence Pugh wore a sheer gold lace dress without a bra at a private Ibiza party, drawing both admiration and online criticism.
At a private rooftop event in Ibiza hosted by designer Harris Reed, Florence Pugh, 30, appeared in a sheer lace gown that revealed her figure prominently. The Oppenheimer actress showcased a gold-colored, strappy dress that was largely see-through, paired with a dramatic feather boa as she enjoyed the evening.
Florence Pugh Stuns In Gold Lace Dress In Ibiza
Wearing a form-fitting column gown in champagne gold, Pugh emphasized her arms, shoulders, and waistline with the dress's intricate lace design. She chose to forgo a bra, with only subtle glimpses of her chest visible beneath the fabric, complementing the look with her signature septum nose ring and an ostrich feather boa.
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While posing alongside actor Joe Locke, Pugh highlighted her toned abs and hips. Her accessories included a gold necklace and earrings, and she styled her blonde hair slicked back with a loose strand framing her face. Her makeup featured a radiant glow with highlighter and a rosy-red lipstick.
The photos, published on Saturday night, prompted a mixed reaction from fans. Some praised her appearance, but others posted critical comments. One user remarked, “No need for a bra,” receiving over 50 upvotes, while another suggested a bra “wouldn’t really have made much difference.” A third comment questioned her figure, stating, “Figure? It doesn’t necessitate a bra.”
Exposing Her Chest At The Valentino Haute Couture Show
Florence Pugh embraced the sheer dress trend as early as 2022 when she wore a hot pink, fully sheer gown at the Valentino Haute Couture Show. The tulle, waist-cinched dress revealed her bare chest and was paired with statement hot pink platform shoes. Despite facing criticism for the look, Pugh defended her fashion choice.
Sheer Dress Sparked ‘Vulgar’ Comments From Men
Reflecting on the Valentino dress, she wrote, “Listen, I knew when I wore that incredible Valentino dress that there was no way there wouldn’t be a commentary on it. Whether it be negative or positive, we all knew what we were doing.” She added, “I was excited to wear it, not a wink of me was nervous. I wasn’t before, during or even now after.” Pugh acknowledged the vulgar comments from men but stated that she remained unfazed by them.
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