Florence Pugh, 30, Wears Sheer Blue Floral Gown at Klara and the Sun Premiere in London Florence Pugh wore a sheer black lace Elie Saab gown at the U.K. premiere of Marvel's Thunderbolts* in London on April 22, continuing her bold red carpet style. Florence Pugh, 30, wore a sheer floral gown with accentuated sleeves at the Klara and the Sun premiere in London on Thursday, October 15. The delicate gown in a soft blue hue featured embroidered textures and a statement-making silhouette as she posed at The Royal Festival Hall. The actress turned heads at the event, continuing her pattern of bold fashion choices. Her appearance at the Klara and the Sun premiere follows a series of high-profile red carpet moments that have drawn attention throughout her career.Earlier, Pugh, 29, wore a sheer black lace Elie Saab couture gown at the U.K. premiere of Marvel Studios' Thunderbolts* in London on Tuesday, April 22. The floor-length dress featured spaghetti straps and a dramatic train as she walked the red carpet at The Royal Festival Hall.The black lace look was a striking silhouette for the Marvel event, with the detailed lace design drawing attention. That appearance continued her pattern of bold fashion choices on and off the red carpet.The soft blue floral gown with accentuated sleeves and embroidered textures contrasted with her black lace look, showing her range in high-fashion statements.In July 2022, Pugh attended the Valentino Haute Couture show in a hot pink see-through dress, embracing the Barbiecore trend. The look sparked widespread commentary, which she addressed directly.Pugh said she was comfortable with her small breasts and showing them like that aggravated people because she was confident. She described the reaction as alarming and noted that some men were angry that she was confident.She said it was just alarming how perturbed they were. They were so angry that she was confident, and they wanted to let her know they would never wank over her. Well, don't, she added.She wrote on Instagram that she knew there would be commentary on the Valentino dress, whether negative or positive. Pugh added that she was excited to wear it and was not nervous before, during or after the event.The actress also called out the ability of people to totally destroy a woman's body publicly, proudly, for everyone to see. She said it was not the first time and would not be the last time a woman hears what is wrong with her body from a crowd of strangers.She continued that what was worrying is just how vulgar some men can be. In the post, Pugh added that she was embracing her body despite the unwanted attention.Pugh stated that she has come to terms with the intricacies of her body that make her who she is. She said she is happy with all the flaws she could not bear to look at when she was 14.She noted that many people wanted to aggressively let her know they were disappointed by her tiny tits or that she should be embarrassed by being flat chested. Pugh responded that she has lived in her body for a long time and is fully aware of her breast size and not scared of it.Through the years, Pugh has graced audiences with memorable fashion moments, some of which made headlines. Her style continues to evolve as she promotes her latest projects, including the Marvel film and Klara and the Sun.The actress remains a fearless style star, not only a skilled actress. Her fashion choices have consistently sparked conversation and admiration, from sheer lace gowns to delicate floral dresses.