Florence Pugh stuns in Valentino at ‘Don’t Worry Darling’ premiere in Venice

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Florence Pugh is a shining star in Venice.

The “Don’t Worry Darling” actress wowed in an off-the-shoulder, black tulle gown by Valentino for the movie’s premiere at the Venice Film Festival Monday night — looking unbothered amid the drama involving her and director Olivia Wilde.

Miss Flo, 26, posed confidently in the shimmery creation, which featured voluminous balloon-style sleeves and a stunning split front.

The sheer overlay, which was scattered with both round and star-shaped silver sequins, finished in a sweeping train as she walked the red carpet.

Underneath, the “Little Women” actress sported a black bandeau bra top and high-waisted boy shorts also covered in the same sequin pattern — a departure from the controversial nipple-baring dress she rocked to the Valentino Haute Couture show in July.

She wore her hair in a simple, slicked-back wave and accessorized her glam gown with black heels featuring a bow at the ankle and dramatic feather trim going up her legs.

Pugh — who recently slammed fans who only seem to care about her sex scenes with Harry Styles in the movie — added some serious sparkle with plenty of Tiffany & Co. gems. She wore a platinum and diamond collar necklace, two pairs of diamond earrings and rings in aquamarine and blue spinel, according to a press release from the brand.

Earlier Monday, the actress rocked another Valentino look for her highly anticipated arrival in Venice. The all-purple ensemble featured shorts, a bandeau top and a matching unbuttoned shirt over top.

As for the film’s press conference, Pugh was a no-show.

Wilde, 38, addressed her absence, telling the crowd that the actress was “a force” and expressed her gratitude that Pugh could make the premiere “despite being in production” for “Dune 2” in Budapest.

“As for all the endless tabloid gossip and noise out there, the internet feeds itself,” Wilde added. “I don’t feel I need to contribute to it.”

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