Emily Bluntnarrowly avoided a true wardrobe malfunction.
At theOppenheimerphotocall in the U.K. on Wednesday, Blunt and her costarFlorence Pughwere walking the red carpet when Blunt’s blazer popped open.
TheQuiet Placeactress was wearing a two-piece gold metallic pantsuit and posing for photos with Pugh when the wardrobe malfunction occurred.
Pugh — who rocked a bright blue denim wrap dress with a thick belt and plunging neckline — immediately jumped into action, using her body to shield Blunt while she fixed the unexpected wardrobe malfunction. The two actresses giggled as they hugged and fixed the blazer button before turning and taking more photos and continuing to walk the carpet together.
The two actresses star together inOppenheimeralongsideCillian Murphy,Matt Damon, andRobert Downey Jr..
Pugh recently made headlines when she debuted a new pink buzz cut in see-through gown at the Valentino show at Paris Fashion Week.
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At the Valentino Haute Couture Fall/Winter 2023/2024 show, the 27-year-old actress —a newly appointed brand ambassador for the iconic Italian fashion house— was a vision in pastel.
TheDon’t Worry Darlingstar wore a backless powder-blue gown and, in true Pugh fashion, the look was entirely sheer — save for one large bow on the back of the stunning dress. To accessorize, Pugh opted for a simple hand bag and towering wedges, both black to match the bow.
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An undeniable trailblazer ofthe sheer trend, Pugh is no stranger to stirring up conversation for her bare-all looks.
At Valentino’s Fall/Winter 2022 Haute Couture runway show in Rome last year, the Oscar-nominated actress turned heads — and drew criticism — in aBarbie-pink tulle gown.
TheMidsommarstar thenclapped backat haters ofthe nipple-baring gownin an Instagrampost.
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“I was excited to wear it, not a wink of me was nervous,” Pugh wrote of the dress. “I wasn’t before, during or even now after. What’s been interesting to watch and witness is just how easy it is for men to totally destroy a woman’s body, publicly, proudly, for everyone to see. You even do it with your job titles and work emails in your bio..?
source: people.com
