Florence Pugh is preparing to debut a new hairstyle at the Met Gala.

The actress will show off a buzz cut after she shaved her head for her new role in We Live In Time, which she is starring in with Andrew Garfield. 

Her big reveal is expected to cause a stir at the Met Gala- after she disguised the trim at the Tiffany & Co store launch in New York on Thursday night with a blonde wig. 

A source told the Sun: 'She has shaved her head and she looks absolutely incredible.

'She had the crop for her new film. Florence and her team are planning for her to make a real stir when she arrives at the Met Gala with her new look.

They continued: 'She steals the show at most big events but arguably this will be a stand-out look and the talk of the Met Gala.

'There is a back-up wig available in case she gets cold feet but she looks amazing, so her team are hoping she takes the plunge.'

It comes after Florence and Andrew were spotted on set in London for the first time while filming new movie We Live In Time. 

The film's plot has been closely guarded but is being described as a 'funny, deeply moving and immersive love story'. 

Last month, it was reported that Florence and Andrew were set to co-star in a new romantic film together called We Live In Time.

The Don't Worry Darling actress and Andrew - who presented together at the Oscars - were in negotiations on the project.

Florence recently confirmed on the Jimmy Fallon Show: 'We are doing a movie together… don't worry that's not a lie. We are doing a movie together.

'I met him the day before in rehearsals and we instantly got along and I was taking the p*ss out of him and he loved it and he was taking the p*ss out of me and I loved it. It was great!'

John Crowley will direct the film from a script by Nick Payne, according to Deadline.

Leah Clarke, Adam Ackland and Guy Heeley are producing with Sherlock star Benedict Cumberbatch serving as an executive producer.

We Live In Time will be the latest project in Florence's busy schedule as she is already set to star in A Good Person, Oppenheimer and Dune: Part Two in 2023.

The star recently explained how she embraces acting projects that provide her with a challenge.

She said: 'It's no secret that I can only pick very intense roles. This isn't the first time I've been reduced to tears pretty much every single scene that I've been in.

'I like finding the ugliness in humans. I love being raw. I love being given a script where it challenges myself and I have never picked a role unless I've been scared of it.'

In August last year, Florence announced she and her boyfriend Zach Braff had split up after three years together.

The actress revealed in an interview with Harper's Bazaar she and the Scrubs star had gone their separate ways.

The pair worked to keep their relationship out of the public eye, with Florence saying they wanted to break up in private.