DAISY Edgar-Jones has stunned in a plunging silk gown with a thigh-high split at premiere for Sense and Sensibility.

Daisy is set to lead the remake of ‘s 31-year-old classic Sense & Sensibility, and before wowing fans on the big screen, she’s wowed them on the .

Britain Sense and Sensibility World PremiereDaisy Edgar-Jones posed as she arrived for the premiere of Sense and Sensibility Credit: AP Britain Sense and Sensibility World PremiereShe looked fresh-faced as she posed on the red carpet, which was in fact green Credit: AP

Leading the glamour at the glitzy event, Daisy wore a silky cream gown which had a plunging neckline and thigh-high split.

Wearing her brunette locks in a tousled style, Daisy kept her makeup minimal and inkeeping with the era of the .

Daisy takes on the role of Kate Winslet’s Elinor Dashwood in the new Austen adaptation.

As well as Daisy, there were a whole host of other famous faces at the star-studded premiere.

'Sense and Sensibility' film premiere, London, UK - 15 Sep 2026Made in Chelsea star Millie Mackintosh attended the premiere Credit: Shutterstock Editorial 'Sense and Sensibility' film premiere, London, UK - 15 Sep 2026She looked stunning in the strapless number Credit: Shutterstock Editorial "Sense and Sensibility" World PremiereChloe Pirrie wore a frock with a see-through skirt Credit: Getty 'Sense and Sensibility' film premiere, London, UK - 15 Sep 2026Esme Creed-Miles looked beautiful in the voluminous gown Credit: Shutterstock Editorial

Made In Chelsea‘s attended in a slinky floor-length gown, which had a strapless bodice.

Scottish actress Chloe Pirrie looked sensational in a corset-style dress with a completely see-through chiffon skirt.

Esme Creed-Miles, who acts opposite Daisy in Sense and Sensibility, looked beautiful in a cropped black jacket-style top with a huge voluminous white skirt.

Esme plays the role of Marianne Dashwood in the coming of age flick.

The classic by Jane Austen is about two sisters, Elinor played by Daisy and Marianne played by Esme, who navigate love, heartbreak, and financial ruin in 19th-century England.