Florence Pugh is on a career trajectory many can only dream of.
At 27, the London native has earned an Oscar nomination for her role in Little Women, worked alongside Anthony Hopkins in King Lear, entered the Marvel universe, and most recently, led Olivia Wilde's dystopian thriller Don't Worry Darling.
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This month, Pugh graces the cover of US Vogue for the second time, for their winter 2023 issue.
In a profile accompanying the high fashion photoshoot, the British actress and those closest to her (including ex Zach Braff) discuss her career, relationships and that sheer dress.
Here's everything we learned from Florence Pugh's latest interview.
1. Pugh was unwell as a child.
Early in the piece, writer Chloe Schama details Pugh's childhood and upbringing.
Born in Oxford, England, to a restaurant owner and classical ballet dancer, Pugh is one of four.
When she was three, her family moved to southern Spain. And as Schama writes, the sea change was "partly for the adventure [and] partly for the weather" - as they believed the warmer climate would help with Pugh's health.