British Actress Expresses Darker Side via Ruffle Trend in East of Aden
The article focused on British actress Florence Pugh’s appearances during her promotional tour for the film "East of Eden," and how her outfits reflected the evolution of the character Kathy Ames in the film from romance and softness to boldness and maturity. Pugh, with the help of costume designer Rebecca Corbin-Murray, wore dresses inspired by the period between 1862 and 1918, showcasing a progression from romantic styles to gothic and dark designs featuring ruffles, cuts, and prominent details. The looks highlighted Kathy’s psychological and physical transformation, with colors and details that reflected her sinister side—such as a black gown adorned with ruffles and a bright red necklace—culminating in a white ensemble to symbolize innocence. The article suggests that fashion played an important role in narrating the character’s story, emphasizing her development and psychological depth through her wardrobe choices.
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