Florence Pugh looked sensational as she took to the stage to introduce Dune: Part Two at onsite Pilton Palais Cinema during the Glastonbury Festival on Friday.
The actress, 28, who plays Princess Irulan Corrino in the 2024 movie, went braless beneath a very racy sheer black dress.
Florence’s halter neck look boasted star shaped cut outs as well as a daring thigh-high split teasing a glimpse of her jaw-dropping figure beneath.
She was well and truly in the festival spirit and wore a colourful and kooky floral headpiece which she matched to her eye make-up.
Completing the ensemble with jewellery and chunky boots, she sat on stage and spoke with the audience about the smash hit movie ahead of the screening.
Elsewhere at Worthy Farm Maya Jama threw herself into the festival celebrations, enjoying a tinnie as she travelled to the iconic venue with her pals.
The Love Island host had enjoyed a last-minute blow dry and Aqua Tight facial with to transform her complexion for four days of non-stop partying at the festival.
Maya indulged in a pink gin and lemonade as she travelled to the festival on Thursday evening, but showed she wouldn’t be enduring the hardships of a campsite, by posting a video of her lavish accomodation at Babbington House.
While Nick Grimshaw headed to Worthy Farm in a Mercedes Benz before enjoying a night of dancing with his fiancé Mesh Henry.
After a night of partying, the DJ admitted on Friday morning that he had resorted to brushing his teeth in a standalone sink in a field, ahead of Zoe Ball’s Radio 2 Breakfast Show.
Model Mia Regan shared snaps of the quirky portaloos on offer during the festival as she arrived at her campsite on Thursday.
For more than 200,000 Glastonbury goers it’s a frantic race to Somerset to find a square metre of space in the festival’s crowded campsites and pitch up their tents for the weekend.
But for the rich and famous, the experience looks very different as they enjoy the swimming pools and spa at the five-star hotel Babbington House – 30 minutes from the Worthy Farm site.
The hideaway is a hot spot for A-listers with the likes of Holly Willoughby, Peter Crouch and Abbey Clancy and the Gallagher brothers staying there in previous years.
The famous faces use the chauffeur service to take them from the private members club to the centre of the festival.
Guests at the Grade II listed Georgian house can eat seafood or pizza at the various open-air restaurants found on a spacious freshly mown lawn.
Daybeds are available to watch performances at the festival live from a large screen so guests can ‘channel the festival experience without the crowds’.
For £2,300 festival goers can secure one of the 50 bell tents erected on the 18-acre Somerset estate which are, ‘fully equipped with comfy double beds, fluffy robes and a selection of drinks.’
But while there are staff on hand for guests’ every need, the five-star hotel has a strict rule of no dogs or children allowed to stay which narrows the clientele down further.
Indoor and outdoor pools are to be used at leisure along with a Cowshed spa as the venue is part of the private members club Soho House chain.
The house itself boasts 33 bedrooms and ‘garden-to-table dishes’ in the Orangery.
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Source: CNN
