Florence Pugh Exposing Braless Chest Bullied In 'Classless' Dress

Florence Pugh was targeted by trolls despite looking impeccably elegant at this year's Vanity Fair Oscars After-Party. In March, the Don't Worry Darling star rocked up to the high-profile event in a sheer gown from Simone Rocha’s Jean Paul Gaultier latest Couture collection, freeing the nipple and stunning in her layered peplum and stitched bodice gown. Showing off her curves as she continues to break down barriers, Florence flew the flag for the sheer and braless trends, but with comments telling her she was "classless," she got big-time bullied. Florence, 28, had made 2022 headlines for firing back over flashing her braless assets in public. It doesn't look like the hard-hitting star has changed her tune.

Scroll for the photo. Rocking crystal appliqués as her embellished midi dress came complete with floral accents, Florence dazzled while highlighting her curvy figure on the red carpet. Going sleeveless and skintight, the Hollywood sensation braved totally see-through fabrics while rocking a waist flourish almost forming a tutu layer, otherwise sticking to a column look as she paired her dress with pointed-toe heels.

Showcasing her shapely arms and shoulders, Florence kept glam with swept-up hair and pinkish eyeshadow, while rocking plenty of gold and diamond jewelry from her necklace and earring pieces. Joining her Oppenheimer costars for the star-studded night, Florence Pugh went viral instantly for her fashion choice, one seemingly not pleasing users on The Daily Mail. 

"Such classless celebrities compared to the mystery and magic of Hollywood glamour of the past," a popular comment read. While another user called Florence "cheap," a third replied: "So disrespectful. I can only imagine how awkward must have been talking to her at that party while she is wearing that! I would run the other way."

In July 2022, Florence made the news for clapping back at shaming comments she'd received. Stating that she'd been subject to an array of below-the-belt remarks from "vulgar men" about her chest size, she wrote:

"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. So many of you wanted to aggressively let me know how disappointed you were by my 'tiny t**s', or how I should be embarrassed by being so 'flat chested.'"

In a confident statement, she added: "I've lived in my body for a long time. I'm fully aware of my breast size and am not scared of it."

Celebrity popularity is these days best gauged by brand interest. Testimony to Florence Pugh's appeal is her ambassador status for luxury designer Valentino. The brand was previously fronted by singer Ariana Grande.