From Glasto to Gucci, Daisy Edgar-Jones is our latest style muse

Daisy Edgar-Jones, the British actress of Normal People and Where the Crawdads Sing fame, has had her style profile rise just as quickly through the ranks as her fame, captivating audiences with her blend of classic elegance and contemporary flair.

Her red carpet appearances and street style alike demonstrate an innate ability to merge timeless fashion with modern trends, making her a darling of designers like Gucci (where she is an ambassador alongside Normal People co-star and bestie Paul Mescal), CHANEL and Bulgari.

On her red carpet style...

As a bonafide Gucci girl, Edgar-Jones is often sporting gowns from the House at red carpet events these days. One of her standout moments came at the 2022 BAFTA Awards, where she wore a stunning custom Gucci gown. The blue fringed dress, adorned with intricate crystal detailing, perfectly encapsulated Daisy’s penchant for old Hollywood 20s glamour with a contemporary twist. Complementing the gown, she opted for Tiffany & Co. jewellery, including delicate diamond earrings and a matching bracelet, and ring.

At the 2021 Golden Globe Awards, Daisy turned heads in a dress pulled from the racks of CHANEL's Haute Couture collections. The dress, completely covered in daisies, of course felt fitting for the actress, and cinched with a black waist-band ribbon.

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On her street style...

Daisy’s street style is equally enchanting, often featuring pieces from chic, contemporary brands. She’s been spotted in outfits by A.P.C., known for its minimalist, Parisian-inspired aesthetics. A particular favorite is her casual yet chic ensemble of a tailored blazer and high-waisted jeans, effortlessly blending comfort with style. Accessories like Celine sunglasses and Chloé handbags often complete her off-duty looks, showcasing her taste for luxury with a laid-back vibe.

She's often adopting a pair of signature Gucci Horsebit loafers on her feet, or a pair of Hunter wellies for the mud-laden grounds of Glastonbury. Her personal style feels overwhelmingly casual, relaxed and un-performative. An ethos we can certainly get behind.