Darlings, with regards to Miss Florence’s style preferences, we feel we have gathered enough information through this, her first major awards season, to allow us to deploy a signature phrase from one of the patron saints of this blog, one Miss Nina Garcia:
We question her taste level.
Look, we give her all the credit in the world for choosing a designer like Dries Van Noten, but you have to understand when you make a choice like that how ill-suited it is for the average red carpet. This is extremely editorial in nature, and if you’re going to go there, we think the styling has to rise to the occasion. The tight hair and platform ankle straps bring the whole thing way down. To be fair, we really don’t think there’s any styling choice that would make this look more appropriate for her. It just doesn’t suit her or the venue.
And let’s face it, it looks like a Barbie dress sewn by a five-year-old.
Style Credits:
– Custom Dries Van Noten Fuchsia Taffeta Coat from the Spring 2020 collection
– Tiffany & Co. Jewelry
– Jimmy Choo Shoes
Styled by Rebecca Corbin-Murray | Hair by Peter Lux | Makeup by Naoko Scintu | Nails by Sabrina Gayle
[Photo Credit: PA Images/INSTARimages.com, INSTARimages.com, driesvannoten.com]
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