Florence Pugh recently touched down in Italy to promote her new Netflix limited series, East of Eden, wearing one of the dressier airport outfits we've seen in a long time. Although her MaxMara silk tank and trousers look comfortable enough for travel, we're pretty sure her choice of footwear turned the most heads—at least, when it comes to flight attendants.
Pugh's high-heeled sandals, while elegant, are decidedly more practical for land-based activities. With nearly 4-inch stiletto heels, these are not the shoes flight attendants like to see, no matter the duration or destination. The slim, spiky heels are particularly concerning in emergency evacuations, as they can easily puncture inflatable exit slides. We're thinking Pugh did a quick outfit change—or at least switched up her footwear—before exiting the airport. Either way, it's a first-class travel look.
Keep scrolling to shop Florence Pugh's exact MaxMara set, plus her Chloé Paddington leather satchel.
On Florence Pugh: MaxMara top, pants, and sunglasses; Chloé bag; Bulgari jewelry
Re-Create Florence Pugh's Exact Outfit
You don't have to wear this with the matching trousers every time.
The movement on these wide-leg pants make it look like a skirt.
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If you insist on wearing heels at the airport, opt for a smaller, thicker style.
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When in doubt, reach for a bag with oversized straps. It will be much easier to grab from under the seat in front of you.