Daisy Edgar-Jones showcased her cleavage in a plunging sheer baby blue gown while attending the premiere of On Swift Horses at the Toronto Film Festival.
Daisy Edgar-Jones was a vision in a sheer baby blue gown as she graced the red carpet at the Toronto International Film Festival, held at the Princess of Wales Theatre on Saturday.
The Normal People sensation, 26-year-old Daisy Edgar-Jones, exuded glamour in her sheer baby blue gown, which featured a daring plunging neckline and straps underneath that highlighted her cleavage.
The fashionable gown also featured a pleated chiffon skirt with an attached maxi shawl that gracefully flowed behind Daisy Edgar-Jones as she posed on the red carpet. The actress, promoting her upcoming romance drama On Swift Horses, completed her look with elegant white strappy heels, subtly visible beneath the floor-length gown.
Her brown hair was styled in her signature half-up, half-down look, complemented by a natural makeup application and a touch of matching baby blue eyeshadow.
Daisy Edgar-Jones chose minimal accessories, wearing only small dainty earrings as she flashed a gentle smile to onlookers. The British actress took time to stop and pose for photos with a group of dedicated fans, signing autographs for the fortunate few.
Daisy Edgar-Jones joined the On Swift Horses cast for a group photo, mingling with Bryce Kass, Jacob Elordi, Sasha Calle, Diego Calva, Kat Cunning, Will Poulter, Luc Montpellier, and director Daniel Minahan. The 2024 American drama, released on Saturday, is an adaptation of Shannon Pufahl’s novel of the same name.
Daisy also delighted fans with moments of camaraderie and playfulness with co-star Jacob Elordi, 27. Elordi, known for his role in Euphoria, looked typically stylish in an olive green suit co-ord, featuring tailored trousers and a white shirt.
The two appeared to be in high spirits, enjoying their time together and posing for several shots. Meanwhile, Daisy’s Twister co-star, Glen Powell, recently disclosed that a steamy scene was cut from the film.
