Florence Pugh put on a show-stopping display as she led the star-studded arrivals at the UK premiere of her new Marvel film, Thunderbolts*, at Cineworld Leicester Square on Tuesday evening.
The actress, 29, was joined by her co-star Julia Louis-Dreyfus and Game Of Thrones‘ Nathalie Emmanuel in bringing the glamour to the red carpet.
Florence ensured all eyes were on her in a dazzling black lacy gown with a huge fishtail skirt and dramatic train, that clung to ever inch of her enviable figure.
The bold number also boasted intricate beading and floral appliqués, while the sheer lace flashed a glimpse of her toned legs underneath.
The Oscar-nominated star styled eye-catching dress with a pair of strappy heels and black bejewelled earrings and matching bracelets.
Florence completed her striking look by slicking her blonde hair back from her face and sporting bright orange graphic eyeliner for added dramatic flair.
Florence Pugh (left) put on a show-stopping display as she, Julia Louis-Dreyfus (middle) and Nathalie Emmanuel (right) led star-studded arrivals at the UK premiere of her new Marvel film, Thunderbolts*, at Cineworld Leicester Square on Tuesday evening
Florence ensured all eyes were on her in a dazzling black lacy gown with a huge fishtail skirt and dramatic train, that clung to ever inch of her enviable figure
Her eye-catching dress also boasted intricate beading and floral appliqués, while the sheer lace flashed a glimpse of her toned legs underneath.
Meanwhile, Julia, 64, exuded sophistication as she opted for an androgynous ensemble that showcased her jaw-dropping figure.
The Seinfeld star donned a black strapless corset and matching pencil skirt that cinched her in at her svelte waist.
Underneath she wore a sheer white collared shirt and added a black tie, finishing off the look with patent leather high heels and a long baguette clutch.
Julia reprises her role as Valentina Allegra de Fontaine in the film, describing her character as ‘after power, control, and just generally she wants to kick ass in the Marvel Universe’.
Natalie commanded attention as she arrived at the glitzy premiere in a fiery red dress with an asymmetrical velvet bodice, and her hair swept into a sleek plait.
She teamed it with coordinating metallic red heels and silver accessories, adding statement earrings and a shining clutch.
Also in attendance was Pedro Pascal who put on both stylish display as well as a powerful and inspirational message.
The Last Of Us star sported a tailored taupe coat, smart black trousers and a blue baseball cap, teamed with a white T-shirt emblazoned with the message: ‘Protect the dolls’.
The Oscar-nominated star completed her bold look with a pair of strappy heels and black bejewelled earrings
Florence completed her striking look by slicking her blonde hair back from her face and sporting bright orange graphic eyeliner for added dramatic flair
Meanwhile, Julia, 64, exuded sophistication as she opted for an androgynous ensemble that showcased her jaw-dropping figure
The Seinfeld star donned a black strapless corset and matching pencil skirt that cinched her in at her svelte waist
Underneath she wore a sheer white collared shirt and added a black tie, finishing off the look with patent leather high heels and a long baguette clutch
Natalie commanded attention as she arrived at the glitzy premiere in a fiery red dress with an asymmetrical velvet bodice, and her hair swept into a sleek plait
She teamed it with coordinating metallic red heels and silver accessories, adding statement earrings and a shining clutch
Also in attendance was Pedro Pascal who put on both stylish display as well as a powerful and inspirational message
The Last Of Us star sported a tailored taupe coat, smart black trousers and a blue baseball cap, teamed with a white T-shirt emblazoned with the message: ‘Protect the dolls’
The Connor Ives-designed T-shirt is meant to demonstrate solidarity with the LGBTQ+ community, specifically with trans women, who are affectionally called ‘dolls’, with all proceeds going to Trans Lifeline
Pedro’s sister Lux is transgender and he has frequently defended trans people against transphobic trolls and highlighted the importance of their existence, previously wearing the shirt at his 50th birthday
The Connor Ives-designed T-shirt is meant to demonstrate solidarity with the LGBTQ+ community, specifically with trans women, who are affectionally called ‘dolls’, with all proceeds going to Trans Lifeline.
Pedro’s sister Lux is transgender and he has frequently defended trans people against transphobic trolls and highlighted the importance of their existence, previously wearing the shirt at his 50th birthday.
Florence stars in the Marvel blockbuster as Black Widow assassin Yelena Belova, reprising the role following her appearances in the 2021 film Black Widow and the Disney+ series Hawkeye.
The premise of the movie – which was directed by Jake Schreier – follows a group of antiheroes who are forced into a dangerous mission that could bring them redemption if they unite as a team.’
Last year, Florence opened up on the film to People and revealed how Thunderbolts ‘has been years in the making.’
She explained: ‘The reason why it took so long to come together is [that] there would be no point in doing this story unless we did it properly.
‘There’d be no point in letting these characters come together and having their character arcs unless we actually spoke the truth about how they’d be feeling – and to come and make this movie in the way that we made it.’
She added: ‘I feel like this is something that we’ve never seen before from Marvel. I feel like it’s a very open and honest and truthful idea. And I’m just really excited for people to watch it.
‘This is why we can’t stop laughing together, because we genuinely just had such a wonderful time with each other and we’ve loved working with one another’.
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