Daisy Edgar-Jones Stuns in a White Mini, Serving Angelic and Irresistible Vibes
Daisy Edgar-Jones is quickly emerging as one of Britain’s most captivating young actresses, blending a quiet intensity with a graceful, almost ethereal presence. Her recent photoshoot with photographer Magdalena Wosinska highlights this, presenting the star in natural, sunlit settings that feel intimate and personal rather than staged or flashy.
The shoot is more than just a series of portraits; it reflects her evolution from breakout roles to a slate of sophisticated projects planned for 2026. Daisy first became widely known for her vulnerable performance in Normal People, but she has since taken on more diverse and challenging roles, establishing herself as a versatile talent.
In January 2026, Daisy achieved a major career milestone by becoming the Global Brand Ambassador for Estée Lauder. She now represents their skincare and makeup lines, joining a prestigious group of past ambassadors including Elizabeth Hurley. The move solidifies her influence not only in film but also in fashion and beauty.
On the film front, she stars as Elinor Dashwood in the upcoming adaptation of Jane Austen’s Sense and Sensibility, directed by Georgia Oakley. The film, set for release in September, also features Esmé Creed-Miles as Marianne and a supporting cast including Caitríona Balfe and George MacKay. Already, it is generating buzz as a potential contender for the 99th Academy Awards.
Daisy isn’t stopping there. She’s also tackling high-stakes heist action in the Netflix film Here Comes the Flood, alongside Denzel Washington and Robert Pattinson, and returning to the thriller genre in A Place in Hell with Andrew Scott and Michelle Williams.
Despite her hectic schedule, Daisy remains connected to the theater. She recently completed a celebrated run in Cat on a Hot Tin Roof at the Almeida Theatre, proving her skill extends beyond the screen. She credits her success to a combination of effort and a touch of luck. Genuinely, I feel like I owe everything to my fringe, she joked, referencing the hairstyle linked to her career breakthroughs.
As she moves through a year packed with prestigious films, brand collaborations, and major projects, Daisy Edgar-Jones has solidified her status as more than just a rising star, she is a defining face of contemporary British cinema.
Daisy’s combination of talent, elegance, and relatability makes her one of the most exciting performers working today. Her upcoming roles promise to be fascinating, and I’m especially eager to see her take on Elinor Dashwood in Sense and Sensibility. What do you think about Daisy’s rise and her new projects? Share your thoughts in the comments.
