Florence Pugh says she has been sent comments of bodily embarrassment since she showed her breasts in a Valentino dress. (Photo: Daniele Venturelli / WireImage)
Two days after turning her head in a pink Valentino dress that is transparent and exposing her nipples at the Italian fashion brand’s haute couture show in Rome, Florence Pugh has spoken out about the “vulgar” comments – many of the which criticize the size of his breast- which he has received ever since. .
On Sunday, the English actress took to Instagram to name the comments of bodily shame that men have sent her after wearing the revealing dress at Valentino’s haute couture fashion show in Rome on Friday night, ”and all because of two beautiful nipples. ”he noted.
“Listen, I knew when I put on this amazing Valentino dress that there was no way there was no comment,” the Black Widow star wrote. “Whether it was negative or positive, we all knew what we were doing. I was excited to take it, not a sting from me was nervous. It wasn’t before, neither during nor now after.”
Pugh, 26, addressed the sheer amount of feedback he has received in response to his bold look.
“What has been interesting to see and witness is how easy it is for men to completely destroy a woman’s body, publicly, with pride, so that everyone can see it,” she wrote. “Do you even do it with your job titles and job emails in your biography?
“It’s not the first time and it certainly won’t be the last time a woman will hear what’s going on in her body from a crowd of strangers,” the Oscar-nominated star continued. “What worries me is how vulgar some of you can be, men. Fortunately, I’ve accepted the complexities of my body that make me, myself. I’m happy with all the ‘flaws’ I couldn’t. You have to look at it when I had 14. Many of you wanted to let me know aggressively how disappointed you were with my “little pits,” or how I should be ashamed to have the “flat chest.”
However, negative comments have not shaken the confidence of the Don’t Worry Darling star.
“I’ve lived in my body for a long time,” Pugh wrote. “I’m fully aware of the size of my breast and I’m not afraid of it. What worries me the most is … Why are you so afraid of breasts? Small? Big? Left? Right? Only one? Maybe none? What. It is. So terrifying.Does it make me wonder what happened to you being so happy to be so strongly upset about the size of my breasts and my body?
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“I am so grateful to have grown up in a home with very strong, powerful and curvy women,” she added. “We were raised to find power in the folds of our bodies. To be tall to feel comfortable. It’s always been my mission in this industry to say ‘shit and shit’ every time someone waits for my body to transform.” be in an opinion about what is hot or sexually attractive. “
A defiant Pugh didn’t sting his words as he asked men to “grow up” and stop being “abusively tall” about women and their bodies.
I wore this dress because I know it. If in 2022 you find it so easy to publicly abuse women, the answer is that you are the one who does not know. Grow up. Respect people. Respect bodies. Respect all women. Respect humans. Life will be so much easier, I promise. “
Pugh is shouting “very abusive” comments about women after being attacked. (Photo: Vittorio Zunino Celotto / Getty Images)
Pugh’s post included a photo of her with her fingers covering her nipples “for those who feel most comfortable with that inch of darker skin to cover.” He also added the hashtag #F *** ingFreeTheF *** ingNipple “.
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