Florence Pugh appeared to save Emily Blunt from a major wardrobe malfunction on the 'Oppenheimer' red carpet

• Florence Pugh stepped in when her "Oppenheimer" costar Emily Blunt almost had a wardrobe malfunction.
• The two stars were attending the London premiere of the drama when the almost-snafu occurred.

Emily Blunt nearly experienced a wardrobe malfunction at the London premiere of her new film "Oppenheimer," but luckily her costar Florence Pugh was there to lend a helping hand.

In photos from the event, the "Quiet Place" star can be seen posing with Pugh before hilariously noticing that her rose gold blazer (which Blunt was wearing without another shirt underneath) was nearly popping open.

After Blunt placed a hand over her to chest to prevent any unwanted flashing, Pugh was photographed holding her costar's blazer closed as well, and turning her body to shield Blunt as she adjusted her top.

The "Midsommar" star was also wearing a daring, low-cut cobalt-blue blazer, but didn't appear to have any issues with her outfit during the photocall.

The two were then seen smiling and laughing together about the near miss.

Pugh is no stranger to making a statement with her clothing choices during public events. Earlier this month, the "Little Women" star turned heads at the Valentino show for Paris Haute Couture Fashion Week with her completely see-through gown.

As Insider's Sam Grindell reported, Pugh's entire body was visible underneath the sheer dress, with a thong being the star's only source of coverage.

And at the 2022 premiere of "Don't Worry Darling" at the Venice Film Festival, Pugh wore a daring hot pink gown with a completely sheer bodice that caused some to criticize the star's breasts and body.

Both Pugh and Blunt star in "Oppenheimer," directed by Christopher Nolan and premiering July 21 in the US. You can watch the trailer for the drama below.