Before Her Premiere Walkout, Emily Blunt Wore ’40s Fringed Sequins on the Red Carpet
OppenheimerFrom Cillian Murphy’s sheer Saint Laurent shirt to Pugh’s burnt orange Valentino haute couture gown and matching orange buzz cut, the looks have felt theatrical and err on the dark side. At the London premiere ofwore an Alexander McQueen ’40s sequined ensemble, before leaving with the rest of the cast in a mass walkout in solidarity with the actors strike in America.
Florence Pugh also walked the red carpet ahead of the walkout, wearing a burnt orange dress from Valentino’s autumn-winter 2023 couture collection, designed by Pierpaolo Piccioli. She dyed her buzz cut to match the color of the dress, as it was a light pink shade the day before.
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