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Daisy Edgar‑Jones debuts sheer nude gown at Sydney premiere of Sense and Sensibility
The look blends Regency inspiration with modern embellishment, the actor said at the London premiere.
By Felo News Desk · Published
Daisy Edgar‑Jones arrived at the Sydney premiere of the new "Sense and Sensibility" film wearing a sheer nude gown embroidered with silver sequins, topped by a loosely tied, highly embellished corset, Vogue reported.
Speaking at the film’s London premiere, the actress explained that the styling team, led by Dani Michelle, aimed to "thread every look back to her character and the time period, searching for corsetry, lace, puffed silks, florals and brocade," while allowing contemporary freedom.
Although the Regency era featured short stays rather than the tight Victorian waist, the duo used period cues loosely, letting the modern silhouette guide the design.
Key facts
- Daisy Edgar‑Jones wore a sheer nude gown with silver sequins at the Sydney premiere. (vogue.com)
- The dress was paired with a loosely tied, embellished corset. (vogue.com)
- Edgar‑Jones said the styling aimed to reference Regency elements without strict adherence. (vogue.com)
Sources
- [1] vogue.com — originally reported as “Daisy Edgar-Jones Introduces Jane Austen to the Naked Dress”
