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Everything Florence Pugh has worn in 2026, ranked from least to most daring

"East of Eden" star Florence Pugh has had fun with daring fashion in 2026, from sheer outfits to bold sets.

Florence Pugh made a range of fashion statements throughout 2026, with her looks ranking from least to most daring. Early in the year, she wore a high-neck dress for a performance of Dracula in London, featuring a simple design with a subtle horse print. In March, Pugh attended the Netflix Upfront event in a white gown by Simone Rocha, with a scooped neckline and long puffy sleeves.

Pugh's most understated look of the year came in March, when she wore a navy set at the Venice Film Festival. The September Venice Film Festival appearance saw her in a Max Mara set, consisting of a tank top with a scooped neckline and wide-legged trousers. For a New York engagement in September, Pugh opted for wide-legged white trousers and a peach blouse from Chloé, adding a playful touch with ruffle detailing and strappy sunglasses.

Late in the year, Pugh made a daring fashion choice at the Emmys in September, walking the red carpet in a purple Vivienne Westwood gown. The strapless dress featured a sparkly overlay and a modified cape, with a train trailing behind her for dramatic effect. In October, Pugh wore a black Rodarte gown to an East of Eden screening at BAFTA, featuring a modern gothic silhouette with ruffled sleeves and a central point on the bodice.

Pugh's most daring look of the year came in September, when she attended an East of Eden event in New York City wearing a dropped-waist gown designed by Erdem. The black gown featured a V-neckline that dipped low on her chest and crystal embellishments on the bodice, with fringed fabric lining the asymmetrical skirt.

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