Florence Pugh Exposed In Undies-Free Dress 'Should Be Illegal In Public'

Florence Pugh turned heads this week when an X repost uploaded one of her raciest looks to date. The Oppenheimer star, 29, stunned in a photo shoot in the December 9 repost, showing plenty of skin in an unusual dress that was fully exposing at the sides. Posing in profile while flaunting her curves, Florence flashed some cheek while ditching her undies, also risking a wardrobe malfunction in her braless number. The Hollywood actress, who made 2022 headlines for going sheer at the Valentino Haute Couture Show, caught comments fast, with one fan so impressed, they said the look shouldn't be legal "in public."

Scroll for the photo. Highlighting her curvy figure for a glam shoot, Florence modeled a gray long dress similar to the Grecian gown she wore for the Dune: Part Two premiere last year.

Leaving little to the imagination as her floaty maxi number exposed the sides of her torso, thighs, and some of her bare backside, the actress upped the ante with zero underwear on, looking toned as she proved she's been doing glute day.

Going partly backless and with a white piece of fabric forming a neck clasp, Florence looked like she might fall out of her dress with a single movement as she posed near stone walls and with a little natural sunlight on her.

Turning her head toward the camera, the Valentino ambassador sported her blonde locks slicked back and in a long bob, adding a flawless face of makeup with blush and glowy cheek highlighter. She completed her look with segmented, drop diamond earrings. "Lives were changed," a caption read.

"She's pretty," one fan replied. "This look should be illegal in public, it's too damn seductive," another gushed. A third said that Florence Pugh's beauty is "unreal."

Florence made 2022 headlines for this look, going viral in minutes as she flashed her bare chest beneath a hot pink tulle gown at the Valentino Haute Couture Show. Adding pink platforms to her cleavage-baring look, she wound up slammed, but she also made headlines for defending her fashion choice. “I was excited to wear it, not a wink of me was nervous. I wasn’t before, during or even now after," she said, also saying that some of the comments left by men were nothing short of "vulgar."

Continuing, Florence Pugh added:

“It isn’t the first time and certainly won’t be the last time a woman will hear what’s wrong with her body by a crowd of strangers, what’s worrying is just how vulgar some of you men can be."

Florence joins the list of stars signed to high-end designers. Miley Cyrus fronts Gucci and its fragrances, Dua Lipa is signed to Versace and Chanel, and Gal Gadot is a Tiffany & Co. ambassador.