Florence Pugh puts that Don’t Worry Darling debacle behind her as she makes a glittering red carpet appearance at the star-studded 25th annual British Independent Film Awards alongside elegant Jenna Coleman and Daisy Edgar-Jones
- The actress wore an elegant pink dress with a low cut neckline, with the screen star putting on an animated display as she whipped the expansive detached mesh train to match her gown
- It was a more relaxed affair than her stilted appearance at the Venice Film Festival, where off-camera disputes on the set of Don’t Worry Darling clouded its premiere in the historic Italian city
- She was joined by fellow actress Jenna Coleman, who opted for an off-the-shoulder semi-sheer black floor-length dress, and screen star Daisy Edgar-Jones, who looked chic in a black trouser suit
Florence Pugh cut a very glamorous figure as she joined a host of stars on the red carpet ahead of the 25th British Independent Film Awards at Old Billingsgate in London on Sunday.
The actress, 26, wore an elegant pink dress with a low cut neckline, with the screen star putting on an animated display as she whipped the expansive detached mesh train to match her gown up into the air while posing on arrival.
It was a notably more relaxed affair than her stilted appearance at the Venice Film Festival in September, where reported off-camera disputes with actress and director Olivia Wilde on the set of Don’t Worry Darling clouded its premiere in the historic Italian city.
She was joined by fellow actress Jenna Coleman, 36, who opted for an off-the-shoulder semi-sheer black floor-length dress, and screen star Daisy Edgar-Jones, 24, who looked chic in a black trouser suit adorned with glistening silver sequins.
Glitterati: Florence Pugh (left) cut a very glamorous figure as she arrived at the 25th British Independent Film Awards at Old Billingsgate in London on Sunday along with Jenna Coleman (centre) and Daisy Edgar-Jones (right)
Little Women star Florence ensured she caught the eye of onlookers as she worked the red carpet, standing with the mesh section spread out around her.
The piece featured ruffles at the shoulders and arms and at the base, with the material being see-through to make sure her dress was on show.
Her gown featured ruffled detail at the front and a thigh-high split, with Florence putting on a leggy display as she posed at one point.
In style: Florence, 26, wore an elegant pink dress with a low cut neckline, with the star wearing an expansive detached mesh train in the same hue as her gown
Strike a pose: Florence put on an animated display as she whipped the train of her dress up into the air, ensuring she put on a show for onlookers
She opted for a pair of gold heels to add a few inches to her stature and went for a glamorous look with her make-up to highlight her pretty features.
Her outing comes after crew members that worked on the psychological thriller, Don’t Worry Darling, shared a statement in September refuting rumours of on set issues between her and fellow actress Olivia Wilde.
A total of 40 individuals, including producer Miri Yoon, came forward to release a statement obtained by MailOnline with the ‘need to correct’ the alleged claims, calling them ‘absurd’ and ‘completely false’.
Fashion forward: Her gown featured ruffled detail at the front and a thigh-high split, with Florence putting on a leggy display as she posed at one point
Bejewelled: Florence wore a silver necklace with a diamond encrusted pendant along with some matching earrings for the evening
The statement came shortly after an insider told Vulture that both stars got into a ‘screaming match’ during filming last year.
‘As a crew, we’ve avoided addressing the absurd gossip surrounding the movie we’re so proud of, but feel the need to correct the anonymous ‘sources’ quoted in a recent article,’ the statement began.
‘Any allegations about unprofessional behaviour on the set of Don’t Worry Darling are completely false,’ they further stated.
Fashion focus: Little Women star Florence ensured she caught the eye of onlookers as she worked the red carpet, standing with the mesh section spread out around her
Fame game: The star was seen surrounded by photographers as she walked along the red carpet at the event
Prize giving: Florence was seen on stage as she presented the award for Best International Independent Film during the ceremony
Gong: She was seen holding the blue and white award and an envelope containing the name of the winner of the category
Olivia was addressed in the statement, with the crew expressing that she was nothing but, ‘an incredible leader and director who was present with and involved in every aspect of production’.
‘There was never a screaming match between our director and anyone, let alone a member of our cast,’ they said.
Meanwhile, Jenna Coleman looked incredible at the British Independent Film Awards on Sunday as she posed on arrival, opting for a off-the-shoulder black dress with a ruffled hem across the top.
The garment featured lace detailing on the corseted top and a semi-sheer mesh skirt which left her legs partially on show.
Chic star: Jenna looked incredible as she posed on arrival, opting for a off-the-shoulder black dress with a ruffled hem across the top
Completing the look: She wore a pair of black heels to match the rest of her attire and accessorised with a pair of beautiful emerald and diamond earrings
All made up: The Crown star opted for a make-up palette of natural hues for the evening and smiled as she posed on the red carpet
She wore a pair of black heels to match the rest of her attire and accessorised with a pair of beautiful emerald and diamond earrings.
The Crown star opted for a make-up palette of natural hues for the evening and smiled as she posed on the red carpet.
Daisy Edgar-Jones cut a chic figure on arrival as she wore a black trousers suit embellished with silver sequins which dazzled under the bright lights at the venue.
Suits her: Daisy Edgar-Jones cut a chic figure on arrival as she wore a black trousers suit embellished with silver sequins which dazzled under the bright lights at the venue
Chic sense of style: Her jacket featured a plunging neckline and the flared trousers of her suit reached right down to the ground
Star quality: She opted for a glamorous make-up look for the evening to highlight her pretty features, including a bold red lip
Friends in high places: Daisy could be seen smiling as she posed with Paul Mescal, with the actor standing with his arm around her shoulder at the bash
Friendship: The pair stood arm-in-arm and happily posed for pictures at the star-studded event
Her jacket featured a plunging neckline and the flared trousers of her suit reached right down to the ground.
She opted for a glamorous make-up look for the evening to highlight her pretty features, including a bold red lip.
Hayley Atwell gave a glimpse at her midriff as she posed-up at the event, wearing a white waistcoat which featured a plunging neckline and left her tummy on show.
Fashionista: Hayley Atwell, 40, gave a glimpse at her midriff as she posed-up at the event, wearing a white waistcoat which featured a plunging neckline and left her tummy on show
Accessorising: She wore a pair of black heels to add a few inches to her stature and carried a large black clutch with her for the evening
All dolled up: Hayley wore a dazzling statement ring on her finger to match her green-hued earrings and opted for a bold red lipstick colour
Glamour puss: Sadie Frost wore a glitzy silver dress with a V-shaped neckline, with the star wearing a pair of large silver clips in her hair
Success story: Safia Oakley-Green looked delighted as she posed with her award which she was granted for Breakthrough Performance, sponsored by Netflix
All smiles: She could be seen posing with the blue and white statue backstage after the announcement
Winners: Nadira Murray (left) was seen posing with the Breakthrough Producer award while Georgia Oakley (right) won the Best Debut Screenwriter award
Decorated: Charlotte Wells was seen posing backstage during the ceremony after taking to the stage to collect the prize for Best Debut Director
The star, 40, wore her waistcoat under a black jacket which matched the black trousers of her ensemble.
She wore a pair of black heels to add a few inches to her stature and carried a large black clutch with her for the evening.
Hayley wore a dazzling statement ring on her finger to match her green-hued earrings and opted for a bold red lipstick colour.
All white: Olivia Williams looked stylish as she wore a white trouser suit for the the evening which she teamed with a pair of black heels
Screen star: The actress, 54, who plays Camilla in The Crown, was seen posing with her actor husband Rhashan Stone, who looked dapper in a navy blue suit
Looking good: Samantha Morton opted for a green and black dress which she teamed with a black coat and a pair of matching heels for the evening
Out and about: Irish actor Paul Mescal, 26, looked dapper in a black suit which he teamed with a white shirt for the evening
Olivia Williams looked stylish as she wore a white trouser suit for the the evening which she teamed with a pair of black heels
The actress, 54, who plays Camilla in The Crown, was seen posing with her actor husband Rhashan Stone, who looked dapper in a navy blue suit.
Rosy McEwen cut a statuesque figure as she posed on the red carpet at the bash, wearing a latte-hued off-the-shoulder dress with gold sequins and beads.
Picture perfect: Rosy McEwen cut a statuesque figure as she posed on the red carpet at the bash, wearing a latte-hued off-the-shoulder dress with gold sequins and beads
Over the shoulder: The Angel of Darkness star could be seen glancing back over her shoulder as she struck a variety of poses at the event
Glitz: Elsewhere, Juliette Binoche wore a glistening black dress which was adorned with sequins for the evening, with the garment reaching almost down to her ankle
Completing the look: The French actress opted for a pair of black leather high-heeled boots to add a few inches to her stature and wore a make-up palette of natural hues
Stand-out style: Actress Aimee Lou Wood opted for a white diner jacket for the evening which she wore with a matching shirt and a black bow tie. She completed her look with some black trousers and a pair of white heels
Good spirits: The Sex Education star appeared in a cheerful mood as she posed-up on the red carpet at the bash
Elsewhere, Juliette Binoche wore a glistening black dress which was adorned with sequins for the evening, with the garment reaching almost down to her ankle.
The French actress opted for a pair of black leather high-heeled boots to add a few inches to her stature and wore a make-up palette of natural hues.
The awards work to highlight the wealth of talent and diversity within the British film industry, with 2021’s list featuring some of the greatest names in British cinema and its brightest new talent side by side.
BIFA supports and celebrates the independent film community and promotes British film and talent to the public, both in the UK and internationally.
Edgy style credentials: Letitia Wright showed off her edgy sense of style as she wore a black dress with crimped white cuffs
Jewels: She wore a par of silver earrings and matching wings to complete her look for the night
Pop culture: Singer and Britain’s Got Talent judge Alesha Dixon looked stylish in a black floor-length dress with gold chains at the back
This year it was announced the performance categories would be replaced with gender-neutral ones, with Best Lead Performance, Best Supporting Performance, Best Joint Lead Performance and Best Ensemble Performance.
A new Best Debut Director – Feature Documentary has been created plus the division of the Best Music category into Best Original Music and Best Music Supervision.
Yasmin Finney showed off her fit physique as she posed at the event in a white knitted skirt and matching top.
Unique sense of style: Yasmin Finney showed off her fit physique as she posed at the event in a white knitted skirt and matching top
Star power: The Heartstopper star opted for a pair of gold open-toed platform heels and went for a glamorous look with her make-up
Posing-up: She was joined by Lauryn Ajufo (left) who looked stylish in a cream trouser suit and a cropped top, with the star carrying a silver clutch purse while Katie Brand (right) dressed in black
The Heartstopper star opted for a pair of gold open-toed platform heels and went for a glamorous look with her make-up.
She was joined by Lauryn Ajufo who looked stylish in a cream trouser suit and a cropped top, with the star carrying a silver clutch purse.
Katy Brand posed-up at the event as she wore a black trouser suit while carrying a matching handbag.
TV icon: Comedian and chat show host Graham Norton looked dapper in a black suit and satin shirt for the evening
British Independent Film Awards 2022: Winners
Best Lead Performance
WINNER – ROSY McEWEN Blue Jean
SALLY HAWKINS The Lost King
COSMO JARVIS It Is in Us All
EMMA MACKEY Emily
BILL NIGHY Living
FLORENCE PUGH The Wonder
EMILY WATSON God’s Creatures
HALA ZEIN Nezouh
Best Supporting Performance
WINNER – KERRIE HAYES Blue Jean
ZOEY DEUTCH The Outfit
AISLING FRANCIOSI God’s Creatures
LUCY HALLIDAY Blue Jean
ZAINAB JODA Our River… Our Sky
FATMA MOHAMED Flux Gourmet
PAUL MESCAL God’s Creatures
FIONN WHITEHEAD Emily
AIMEE LOU WOOD Living
Best Joint Lead Performance
WINNER – TAMARA LAWRANCE, LETITIA WRIGHT The Silent Twins
FRANKIE CORIO, PAUL MESCAL Aftersun
DARYL McCORMACK, EMMA THOMPSON Good Luck to You, Leo Grande
JESSIE BUCKLEY, RORY KINNEAR Men
The Douglas Hickox Award (Best Debut Director) sponsored by BBC Film
WINNER – CHARLOTTE WELLS Aftersun
ANDREW CUMMING The Origin
THOMAS HARDIMAN Medusa Deluxe
FRANCES O’CONNOR Emily
GEORGIA OAKLEY Blue Jean
Breakthrough Performance sponsored by Netflix
WINNER – SAFIA OAKLEY-GREEN The Origin
FRANKIE CORIO Aftersun
LEO LONG I Used to Be Famous
KÍLA LORD CASSIDY The Wonder
ROSY McEWEN Blue Jean
Best Debut Director – Feature Documentary
WINNER – KATHRYN FERGUSON Nothing Compares
VICTORIA FIORE Nascondino [Hide & Seek]
LEAH GORDON, EDDIE HUTTON MILLS Kanaval: A People’s History of Haiti in Six Chapters
JONO McLEOD My Old School
BECKY HUTNER Fashion Reimagined
Best Screenplay
WINNER – AFTERSUN, Charlotte wells
BLUE JEAN, Georgia Oakley
GOOD LUCK TO YOU, LEO GRANDE, Katy Brand
LIVING, Kazuo Ishiguro
THE WONDER, Sebastian Lelio, Alice Birch, Emma Donoghue
Best British Independent Film
WINNER – AFTERSUN Charlotte Wells, Barry Jenkins, Mark Ceryak, Adele Romanski, Amy Jackson
BLUE JEAN Georgia Oakley, Hélène Sifre
GOOD LUCK TO YOU, LEO GRANDE Sophie Hyde, Katy Brand, Debbie Gray, Adrian Politowski
LIVING Oliver Hermanus, Kazuo Ishiguro, Stephen Woolley, Elizabeth Karlsen
THE WONDER Sebastián Lelio, Emma Donoghue, Alice Birch, Juliette Howell, Andrew Lowe, Tessa Ross, Ed Guiney
Best Director sponsored by Sky Cinema
WINNER – CHARLOTTE WELLS Aftersun
OLIVER HERMANUS Living
SOPHIE HYDE Good Luck to You, Leo Grande
SEBASTIÁN LELIO The Wonder
GEORGIA OAKLEY Blue Jean
Best Ensemble Performance
WINNER – OUR RIVER… OUR SKY Ensemble including Zainab Joda, Darina Al Joundi, Amed Hashimi, Mahmoud Abo Al Abbas, Basim Hajar, Labwa Arab, Meriam Abbas, Siham Mustafa
BLUE JEAN Ensemble including Rosy McEwen, Kerrie Hayes, Lucy Halliday, Lydia Page, Stacy Abalogun, Farrah Cave, Amy Booth-Steel
EMILY Ensemble including Amelia Gething, Emma Mackey, Oliver Jackson-Cohen, Fionn Whitehead, Alexandra Dowling, Gemma Jones, Adrian Dunbar
FLUX GOURMET Ensemble including Makis Papadimitriou, Gwendoline Christie, Asa Butterfield, Fatma Mohamed, Ariane Labed, Richard Bremmer
THE WONDER Ensemble including Kíla Lord Cassidy, Florence Pugh, Tom Burke, Toby Jones, Niamh Algar, Elaine Cassidy, Ciarán Hinds, Brían F. O’Byrne, Josie Walker
Best International Independent Film sponsored by Champagne Taittinger
WINNER – THE WORST PERSON IN THE WORLD Joachim Trier, Eskil Vogt, Andrea Berentsen Ottmar, Thomas Robsahm
ALL THE BEAUTY AND THE BLOODSHED Laura Poitras, Howard Gertler, John Lyons, Nan Goldin, Yoni Golijov,
CLOSE Lukas Dhont, Angelo Tijssens, Michiel Dhont, Dirk Impens
DECISION TO LEAVE Park Chan-Wook, Chung Seo-Kyung
EVERYTHING EVERYWHERE ALL AT ONCE Daniel Kwan, Daniel Scheinert, Jonathan Wang, Joe Russo, Anthony Russo, Mike Larocca
The Richard Harris Award for Outstanding Contribution by an Actor to British Film
WINNER – Samantha Morton
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