Daisy Edgar-Jones’ Bold Pink Underwear Choice at ‘Sense and Sensibility’ Screening Has Everyone Talking—Here’s Why It’s a Game-Changer!

Daisy Edgar-Jones’ Bold Pink Underwear Choice at ‘Sense and Sensibility’ Screening Has Everyone Talking—Here’s Why It’s a Game-Changer!

Think the “naked dress” trend has finally peeled off the spotlight? Yeah, I thought so too—until I saw it still strutting its stuff, unapologetically sheer and sizzling, more alive than ever. Remember when Cannes tried to throw shade by banning these see-through stunners? Well, guess what? That move only fueled the fire . From Phoebe Bridgers’ lingerie-chic moment in Venice to Kaia Gerber’s daring flapper vibes in NYC, the boldness isn’t fading—it’s evolving. And just when you thought it couldn’t get any more next-level, naked shoes start popping up like surprise guests on the runway. Into this transparent whirlpool steps Daisy Edgar-Jones, who flipped the script with a jaw-droppingly playful look that bares more than just confidence. Ready to dive into the nitty-gritty of this trend that’s anything but invisible? LEARN MORE

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If you thought that the “naked dress” trend was on its last legs, think again, because the sheer movement hasn’t lost any of its momentum yet. Over a year after naked dresses were controversially banned at the Cannes Film Festival, see-through designs continue to be all the rage. Whether it’s Phoebe Bridgers wearing a lingerie-inspired gown at the Venice Film Festival, or Kaia Gerber exposing it all in a flapper-inspired sheath dress at the New York City premiere of The Shards, the stars are not letting the trend go. In fact, the naked dress has become so popular that now, naked shoes are popping up all over the runways, too.

Enter Daisy Edgar-Jones, who, in the midst of this see-through overload, still found a way to surprise us with an underwear-baring look.

Universal Pictures hosts a special screening and Q&A of SENSE & SENSIBILITY in London on Wednesday, September 16

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Daisy Edgar-Jones attends an event in London on September 16.

On Wednesday evening, the English actor stepped out for a special screening and Q&A tied to her forthcoming film adaptation of Jane Austen’s Sense and Sensibility. Held at the Whiteley in London, the event was attended by director Georgia Oakley and two of the movie’s stars—Esmé Creed-Miles and Edgar-Jones—the latter of whom made a striking statement in a transparent fit.

For the panel, Edgar-Jones wore a set from the Shushu/Tong Spring/Summer 2026 ready-to-wear collection, styled by Dani Michelle.

Universal Pictures hosts a Everyman x Soundtracking special screening and Q&A of SENSE & SENSIBILITY with Edith Bowman in London on Wednesday, September 16

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Edgar-Jones supported her new Sense and Sensibility film adaptation in a striking, see-through look from Shushu/Tong.

Model walking in a sheer black lace dress with pink accents, accessorized with a black handbag and colorful socks.

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Look 59 from the Shushu/Tong Spring/Summer 2026 ready-to-wear collection.

The ensemble began with a black, gossamer midi dress with short sleeves and a crew neckline. The piece was entirely see-through, save for some lacy floral motifs that dotted the fabric like tiny diamond-shaped bouquets. These romantic blossoms were contrasted a bit by the hems, which were cut with frayed lace for a subtly gothic touch.

Just like how it was presented on the runway, the most striking element of the entire look was the bubblegum-pink brassiere and matching panties that were layered underneath. While many “naked” looks are completed with coordinating undergarments, or even nothing at all, the Y2K pink added a playful, unexpected pop of fun.

Universal Pictures hosts a Everyman x Soundtracking special screening and Q&A of SENSE & SENSIBILITY with Edith Bowman in London on Wednesday, September 16

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Edgar-Jones poses with moderator Edith Bowman, director Georgia Oakley, and her co-star, Esmé Creed-Miles.

Of course, with such a strong color story, Edgar-Jones didn’t need anything flashy to accessorize the look. So, she simply rounded it out with a set of black pumps with rosettes decorating the vamp, which acted as the perfect complement to her dress.

While it might have seemed at first as if Edgar-Jones was going to lean into method dressing for this press tour, she’s clearly not afraid to throw in a few decidedly modern curveballs, too.

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