Daisy Edgar-Jones’ ‘Sense and Sensibility’ press tour looks are a celebration of romantic style

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Daisy Edgar-Jones has laced her press tour with romance.

The actress, 28, has spent the past month promoting “Sense and Sensibility” on three continents, with stylist Dani Michelle dressing her for every stop from London to Los Angeles.

Edgar-Jones plays Elinor Dashwood in Georgia Oakley’s take on the Jane Austen classic, and her red carpet wardrobe has taken its cues from the period drama.

“We’ve tried to thread every look back to her character and the time period, searching for corsetry, lace, puffed silks, florals and brocade,” Michelle told Vogue UK.

Edgar-Jones, a Boucheron ambassador, has also dipped into the French jeweler’s vaults along the way. The film opened in UK theaters on Sept. 25 and arrives stateside Oct. 16.

October 7

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For the Los Angeles premiere, Edgar-Jones wore an archival 1999 Chloé look designed by Stella McCartney. The ensemble, sourced by Raffe Vintage, combined an ivory silk corset and sheer, floral-embroidered cape with a lavender silk skirt.

“Daisy always said she wanted to wear lavender to honor Elinor’s costumes, and having our final red carpet in this moment was everything,” Michelle wrote on Instagram, adding that the look was at the center of her mood board for the press tour.

For the after-party, the actress changed into a corseted micro-mini-dress by Dilara Findikoglu.

October 1

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Down Under, the “Normal People” star wore a whisper-light custom Miu Miu gown with a beaded corseted bodice and fully sheer skirt.

For a photo call the day prior, she posed in a white Alaïa turtleneck dress with a tiered ruffled skirt paired with the brand’s sheer mesh pumps ($1,450).

September 21

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She raided the Giorgio Armani archives ahead of her Germany stop, wearing a slinky silver 2005 gown with beaded, tasseled sleeves pulled from the house’s private collection. She finished it with custom Jimmy Choo heels and Boucheron diamonds.

September 17

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The actress turned angelic in Ireland, slipping into a white bias-cut Stella McCartney gown with feathered sleeves paired with Boucheron pearl earrings.

September 15, London premiere

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Edgar-Jones kicked things off in a custom Vivienne Westwood dress made from gleaming champagne silk, with an asymmetrical hem, corseted bodice and gathered train. Matching metallic Aquazzura sandals and loosely undone hair complemented the look.

She accessorized with antique jewels: A velvet choker hung with a Boucheron locket pendant from 1877, and a cameo pinkie ring from the same year.

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