It'd be a crime to start my summer vacation in a slouchy sweatsuit. I've meticulously selected each pajama set, swimsuit trend, and boat-day dress for my upcoming trip. So, why would I style a summer airport outfit that isn't up to par?

The celebrity airport outfits I've been tracking this season prove I'm tacking the right approach to the departures dress code. If Zendaya can serve pre-flight street style inspiration beside JFK Airport's baggage claim, so can I—even with an economy ticket. Earlier this season, she flew to London in a classic trench coat and soft loafers, which taught me travel attire doesn't have to be complex to look elegant.

The Zendaya way to airport dress parallels Kendall Jenner and Hailey Bieber's in-flight fashion rules: Being comfy is just as important as wearing The Row. Traveling internationally was no match for Jenner and Bieber's trenches, minimalist white trousers, and It bags-turned-personal items.

Between the 2026 World Cup, Wimbledon, and Zendaya's Spider-Man press tour, VIPs are traveling now more than ever. I'll have an entire plane's worth of celebrity summer airport outfits to copy before jetting to New England in late July. Keep reading for the It-girl looks I'm saving space for in my luggage. I might even need another checked bag.

Hailey Bieber's Summer Airport Outfit

If I didn't know any better, I'd say Hailey Bieber was your average rich-mom CEO seconds away from missing an important meeting. Most of that was true, given her recent Australian trip was Rhode-related.

She dressed the part in The Row's take on the white jeans trend, stacked beneath a cropped, Magda Butrym trench. Knowing Bieber, she traded her favorite flip-flops for kitten heels during her flight's descent. Perhaps she stuffed the thong trend inside her Chanel Maxi Flap Bag. The borderline carry-on is certainly spacious enough.

Kendall Jenner's Summer Airport Outfit

Kendall Jenner could've zoomed from her private jet to her Parisian hotel a few months ago. Instead, she gave the people what they wanted: a masterclass in off-duty dressing. For her base layer, the model tapped into summer's easy pant trend. The billowy bottoms looked twice the width of Bieber's, especially alongside a fitted navy blue crewneck and high-vamp flats. This is a template I can easily copy and paste into my own closet.

Zendaya's Summer Airport Outfit

Clearly, I need to add a timeless trench to my airport uniform. Bieber, Jenner, and Zendaya all swore by the season-defying staple this year. The Drama actor chose a beige, belt-free wrap from The Row, which featured a lone button as its only embellishment. Its simplicity let her white maxi skirt and soft loafers shine. Yes, both are best-sellers from the Olsen twin-led label, too—but I found similarly pared-back airport essentials for less.

Riley Keough's Summer Airport Outfit

When I was flying home every other month in college, I couldn't board a flight without my good luck T-shirt. I've since retired the trusty graphic tee, but Riley Keough's airport outfit at the 2026 Cannes Film Festival elevated its energy.

Fresh from first class, the Daisy Jones and the Six star stacked a T-shirt mini dress beneath a Zendaya-coded trench. Judging by her peep-toe mules, it seems she had somewhere to be ASAP. Keough's chocolate brown, drawstring tote definitely fit under the seat in front of her.

Daisy Edgar-Jones's Summer Airport Outfit

Daisy Edgar-Jones modeled exactly how I want to look boarding my flight next month. Yes, the Normal People actor landed in Cannes, but her little white dress from Mango would turn heads anywhere. Its scoop neckline and ruched waist gave the crisp cotton some shape, while the calf-sweeping skirt swayed so gracefully. Accessorizing with ballet flats and a beige sweater only added to the outfit's overall French-girl elegance.

Shakira's Summer Airport Outfit

Shakira says if I want to wear sneakers at the airport, they can't be the ballet sneakers I rarely take off at home. She chose chunky platform trainers, much like the pair she wore during her 2026 World Cup performance.

The Adidas Superstar-adjacent sneakers barely peeked out from her oversize, paint-splattered jeans. To finish, she fastened herself into a semi-sheer corset. Lingerie-as-outerwear might be a touch too revealing for my airport style, but for Shakira, I'll "Try Everything."

Cate Blanchett's Summer Airport Outfit

On May 16, Cate Blanchett's tan jumpsuit took the stress out of styling a full outfit before a red-eye flight. Yes, its zip-up bodice, elasticized waistband, and slim legs put comfort first. That's what summer styling is all about, right? Outfits should be as no-fuss as possible, but that doesn't mean you have to tone down the luxury. The Oscar winner's ballet sneakers and Louis Vuitton carry-on duo proved my point.

Julianne Moore's Summer Airport Outfit

I want my vacation wardrobe to scream coastal-chic, so Breton tops went to the top of my packing list. The nautical staple—known for its horizontal blue stripes—joined Julianne Moore on her flight home from the 2026 Cannes Film Festival. The actor chose a black and blue shirt to match her slightly oversize easy pants. Stark white loafers from Bottega Veneta made her unmissable inside Nice Airport, though.

Daisy Edgar-Jones doesn't naked dress as often as say, Bella Hadid or Jennifer Lopez. But when she does, you can trust her to match Hadid's risqué energy. On June 23, Edgar-Jones arrived at Saint Laurent's Spring 2027 Men's show in a naked skirt set. The twists continued when fashion girl fans realized Hadid was the first to wear it on Saint Laurent's runway.

Saint Laurent's celebrity clientele spans from Zoë Kravitz and Charli xcx to Hailey Bieber and Kate Moss. So, it was only a matter of time before Look 28—which Hadid debuted on the runway four months ago—joined another It girl's style résumé.

Hadid almost blended in with the other models during her fourth Saint Laurent runway walk. But who else could stack a sheer pencil skirt over a plunge bodysuit so effortlessly? For her, elevating the lingerie trend in minimal-coverage lace was just another day at the office. She didn't think twice about strutting in sky-high stilettos, statement stud earrings, or a slick-back bun, either.

By the time Edgar-Jones's first Saint Laurent fashion show rolled around on June 23, she pulled out all the sheer stops. Props to stylist Dani Michelle for getting her hands on Hadid's exact matching set. Her spaghetti-strap bodysuit was the same glossy shade of blood orange, from the scalloped bust to the cheeky bottom. Then, just like Hadid, the Normal People star's black pencil skirt turned even more transparent.

Yes, Bella Hadid was Daisy Edgar-Jones's Saint Laurent blueprint, but that's not to say she didn't take creative liberties. First, the actor skipped a flyaway-free bun in favor of her signature beachy waves. She also opted out of an earring, necklace, or ring stack of any sort. Instead, she turned up the transparent factor with the naked shoe trend, courtesy of Saint Laurent's $3,600 chocolate brown pumps.

Finally, Edgar-Jones finished her Hadid homage with the label's Amalia Mini Hobo Bag. The Ôrebella founder debuted the Summer 2025 style—known for its woven chainlink strap—with the white jeans trend during Paris Fashion Week last March. Hadid chose the Amalia in camel-colored suede instead of Edgar-Jones's black leather.

After styling a few Saint Laurent selects here and there, Edgar-Jones shifted her affinity into high gear this summer. Before the Men's show, she bulked up her It bag collection with the Hadid-approved Le 5 à 7 and the $4,000 leopard-print Mombasa.

Clearly, she's found her Saint Laurent muse. If anyone can normalize naked dressing for Edgar-Jones, it's Hadid and her favorite French fashion house.

Celebrities—they're just like us! They love to shop (and style) summer's biggest fashion trends. But, unlike the A-listers I follow on Instagram, I don't have an endless budget, so I shop them all while they're discounted. So, I'm using Nordstrom's Half-Yearly Sale to do just that.

From strawberry red hues that will do away with your minimalist style agenda to the perfect pair of Kendall Jenner-approved Adidas sneakers, I found enough It Girl-approved summer trends to restock my capsule wardrobe, all at Nordstrom. The massive sale offers discounts of up to 50 percent, so it's the perfect excuse to shop as the seasons turn. It's giving "new month, new me" energy in the best way.

Ahead, shop all the new-to-sale goodness to tap into the very best celebrity style moments from the last few weeks. The deals wrap up on June 1, so shop them now while you can.

Strawberry Red

Strawberry girl summer is very much back for 2026—just ask Zoë Kravitz. The devout neutrals superfan co-signed the look courtesy of a sporty baseball cap, but I believe you can go so much further. Layer on a thin snap-front top or show up to a wedding in a berry-hued midi dress, and you'll master the look.

Soft Footwear

If you know me, you know I love comfortable footwear. So, spring and summer's soft shoe trend is right up my alley. The shoes in this category are designed to be blister-free and easy to wear on long treks around the city. Go the Gigi Hadid route and opt for softer-feeling loafers, or step into high-vamp flats for added coverage.

White Summer Dresses

I'm a neutral girl at heart, and clearly, so is Daisy Edgar-Jones. The Normal People star stepped out in a sweet-feeling Mango midi not too long ago, and it caught my attention. Her exact style isn't on sale, sadly, but I found a few other white dresses that help you master the look for less.

Dainty Polka Dots

Leave it to Katie Holmes to convince you to try a new trend. The actress and longtime style icon stepped out in a sheer polka-dot top that combined the naked-look trend with her impeccable sense of style. Fashion is feeling spotty right now—just ask Gigi Hadid and Demi Moore—so it's the best time ever to get on the trend.

Adidas Sneakers

Kendall Jenner and I agree on one thing—Adidas sneakers are never a bad idea. The supermodel just stepped out in a pair of black Superstar-style sneakers from the label, and it reminded me to test-drive them. I've long been a Tokyo superfan, but her co-sign is proof that I need to expand my horizons.

Since we’re all friends here, I feel I can start today’s edit with a confession: I have a dress problem. Flipping my closet over to summer clothes last weekend, I counted 22 (!) sundresses—linen apron dresses, cotton poplin shirt dresses, smocked floral midis, and minimalist T-shirt dresses—each with a very specific and necessary function (to me). To quote the immortal Devil Wears Prada line, they’re all so different!

I love summer dresses more than any other piece because they’re where I spend the least time getting ready and earn the most outfit compliments. Before you say I need a closet cleanout, just know celebrities are on the same styling wavelength. In fact, they’re convincing me my collection isn’t quite complete. Welcome to the A-list-approved summer dress edit.

The Best Celebrity-Approved Summer Dresses

Memorial Day weekend is the unofficial start of summer and summer dress styling season. Celebs have been gearing up everywhere from the Cannes Film Festival (Simone Ashley and Daisy Edgar-Jones) to the streets of NYC (Taylor Swift and…Taylor Swift).

There isn’t necessarily a single dress trend that’s emerging from sighting to sighting. Instead, I’m more interested in how these women pull off such easy-breezy energy regardless of the specifics. The throughline? They pick a dress with a pretty, defining detail, like a painterly print or a ruffled strap, but stick with flowing (read: well-ventilated) silhouettes. No need to worry about sweaty legs sticking to a car or subway seat here. The midi length is also the most versatile: a heel takes it to a Swift-approved NYC date night spot, while a cool sandal fits the beachy dress code of the French Riviera—or wherever you’re enjoying the first summer Friday of 2026.

How I’m Styling My Summer Dresses

My obsession with Dôen dresses like Taylor Swift’s is well-documented on Marie Claire…and all over the internet. That hasn’t changed at eight months pregnant: The comfy smocked bodices mean I can wear the same size now that I did pre-baby (and I can keep wearing them postpartum, too). Now, I’m swapping in more supportive, slip-on braided sandals and a straw tote for fresh-from-the-garden energy. If you’ve never found floral dresses groundbreaking, I have a classic white version I wear just as often (linked below!).

For all the same celebrity-favorite prints and patterns at half the price, I can’t say enough good things about Abercrombie’s current lineup. This strapless striped midi and ballet sneakers will be my plus-one for a long weekend hang in Central Park. When it cools down in the evening, I like to toss a sweater over my shoulders instead of committing to a jacket.

Balenciaga's Rodeo It bag comes in every color imaginable: neon green, metallic silver, peony pink, and coral orange, to name a few. But none of those appealed to the minimalist in Daisy Edgar-Jones. She went straight for the suede, chocolate brown style—one of four neutrals she packed into one off-duty jeans outfit at the 2026 Cannes Film Festival.

Edgar-Jones's official Cannes run completed days ago, when she ascended those recognizable steps in a naked dress from Balenciaga. She couldn't say goodbye to the French Riviera—and its street style scene—just yet, though. So, she sourced the same Spanish brand for the best-selling Rodeo Bag.

Dubbed a "dark-horse hit for work and travel" by fashion features editor Emma Childs, the four-figure tote debuted two Februarys ago in mini, small, medium, and large sizes. It seems Edgar-Jones chose the medium model in "Espresso," but the slim top flap, silver turnlock, and singular strap can be found on any Rodeo.

Expandable side snaps could've helped the two center compartments hold her 13-inch laptop, as well as a book, some sunscreen, and a water bottle. Solely from an aesthetics standpoint, its waxed suede calfskin added a rich, ladylike texture to Edgar-Jones's laid-back look—one we rarely see in the summertime.

The Balenciaga Rodeo didn't just welcome another It girl to its growing celebrity roster, following Sarah Pidgeon, Lori Harvey, Charli xcx, Joey King, and Hailey Bieber. It brought warmth to Edgar-Jones's neutral-led look, which broke the unspoken rule to not wear black, brown, gray, and white together.

On top, the Where the Crawdads Sing star stacked a gray T-shirt beneath a matching long-sleeve, both from minimalist-beloved brand St. Agni. She tied the sweater's sleeves atop her torso, much like she did over a trench coat, and a little white dress from Mango earlier this month. Next, Edgar-Jones stayed loyal to lighter tones by styling stark white jeans, which channeled the baggy straight-leg trend Rihanna and Bieber have been loving lately. She could've slipped on a white shoe trend for consistency, but instead, she went with black ballet flats. They read just as moody as her Balenciaga Rodeo Bag and matching oval-shaped sunglasses.

What made Edgar-Jones's neutral quartet work was how she balanced out each section of shades. For instance, her T-shirt and jeans were as soft as colorless selects can get. Then, her black-and-brown accessories (a leading color combination for 2026) packed a bold, but polished punch. Suddenly, the "don't wear too many neutrals" rule feels more like a suggestion.

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Some of Daisy Edgar-Jones's best 2026 Cannes Film Festival outfits didn't come close to gracing the red carpet. She saved her most summery sets for a post-Cannes Instagram recap on May 19. For instance, fans never saw Edgar-Jones's Gucci It bag beyond her IG grid, but regardless, it kickstarted raffia season in the French Riviera and beyond.

After a "wonderful few days of watching movies," Edgar-Jones reminisced about her favorite Cannes 2026 moments, including the dress code-defying, naked Balenciaga gown she debuted just days ago. A few swipes in, Edgar-Jones added a never-before-seen laid-back look, featuring the quintessential beach bag on every Gucci girl's wishlist.

Her mirror pic captured the Gucci Bamboo 1947 Bag front and center, its brown leather top-flap, singular bamboo strap, and woven basket body on full display. The micro, bamboo-handle silhouette is shoppable in various shades of leather, but the actor's exact, raffia-sculpted style only releases in select spring or resort collections (if we're lucky). Being a brand ambassador for Gucci means those restrictions don't apply to Edgar-Jones, though. Maybe she just called Demna up and the $4,900 collector's item appeared on her doorstep in minutes.

Edgar-Jones didn't fit her entire skirt set in her iPhone's frame—just an ivory midi skirt and a satin scarf-turned-crop top. To finish, she popped on circular black sunglasses, gold hoop earrings, and hit the celebrity-filled French Riviera.

Raffia styling is back and more international than ever this season. Hundreds of miles beyond the Croisette, Zoë Kravitz and Taylor Swift brought their beach bags out of storage in New York City.

Kravitz, for one, remains loyal to The Row's black Ambre Bag, the supersized version of the Estelle Raffia Bag she wore on repeat last summer. As recently as May 15, Swift doubled up on raffia dressing with woven Aquazzura sandals and a matching crossbody bag from Gerard Darel.

Take it from VIPs: Beaches might not be busy for a few more weeks, but your raffia bag should be.

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It's turning out to be a very Mango-heavy spring—and not just where color trends are concerned. After the Spanish retailer joined Iris Law and Suki Waterhouse's wardrobes, Hailey Bieber starred in Mango's Summer 2026 campaign. Days later, Daisy Edgar-Jones's little white dress took the Mango takeover abroad to the 2026 Cannes Film Festival.

Edgar-Jones landed at Nice Airport on day four of the festival, but judging by her airport outfit, you'd think she'd been in the French Riviera all along. Stylist Dani Michelle kept her cool and casual on the eight-hour flight, thanks to a light-as-air LWD from Mango Selection, the label's high-end collection.

The sleeveless, A-line style couldn't have been more classic. Its neckline was curved, the bodice ruched, and cotton skirt calf-grazing. Though her exact $149.99 midi sold out long ago, Mango offers almost-identical designs for similar prices. Another $149.99 rendition even launched alongside Bieber's summer campaign—except its shade appeared more stark white.

Edgar-Jones's dress seemed to be fresh from a Mango box, but her cashmere sweater-turned-shawl was the first of many re-wears. If its shoulder placement feels familiar, that's because she tied it on top of her trench coat the morning after the 2026 Met Gala.

For her personal item, the Twisters star carried Miu Miu's shiny Solitaire Bag: a top-flap, two-handle tote that joined her collection around the first Monday in May, too. To finish, Edgar-Jones soaked up her final dress code-free moments in square-toe ballet flats, which probably wouldn't make it onto the Cannes Film Festival red carpet.

Every Cannes Film Festival, it's hard to keep up with all the LWDs hitting the Croisette. This year's street style circuit is no different. So far, Demi Moore posed for a photo call in a polka-dotted Jacquemus LWD; a $269 poplin mini from For Love & Lemons cradled Barbara Palvin's growing baby bump; and Taylor Russell ascended the iconic Cannes steps in a stark-white Dior dress.

If you're someone who curates their summer closet according to Cannes Film Festival trends, this is your sign to stock up on effortless LWDs. And if it's from Mango? You'll fit right in with the VIPs descending upon the French Riviera.

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Telling a fashion girl not to walk a red carpet in a naked dress will undeniably have the opposite effect. The 2026 Cannes Film Festival dress code didn't prohibit sheer styles from Daisy Edgar-Jones's wardrobe rack. It just required her to get a bit more creative in the nearly-naked department.

Few celebrity guests have dared to defy the dress code since the first Cannes 2026 premiere on May 12. Everyone from Barbara Palvin to Demi Moore has stayed loyal to the no-nudity clause in opaque gowns from Miu Miu, Gucci, Jacquemus, and more. Props to Edgar-Jones for sneaking past the dress code regulators in a semi-sheer dress from Balenciaga Fall 2026.

Stylist Dani Michelle chose Look 80 from Balenciaga's latest collection: a sleeveless column slip with enough opacity to offset splotches of nakedness. The delicately-draped bodice was sculpted from 70-percent nude chiffon and 30-percent illusion mesh. Silver sequins placed on top of the nontransparent portions helped draw eyes away from her torso's see-through sections. Denser ruching around the actor's waist ensured not a single Cannes coordinator blinked twice before she ascended the theater's iconic staircase. Surprisingly, the plunging side cut-out wasn't a concern either.

Sporadically-embroidered pailettes increased en masse atop Edgar-Jones's skirt, while the skin-colored mesh disappeared altogether. The silhouette of her legs still emerged from beneath the train, though. Plus, its hip-high slit was completely unmissable—especially when her bedazzled, champagne-colored sandals slipped through the gap.

Perhaps red carpet security was too entranced by the Twisters star's $225,000 Boucheron necklace to notice just how sheer her dress was. Not only were the pendant's 854 diamonds distracting, the placement revived the backwards necklace trend from last year's red carpet rotation. Smart move, Michelle. To finish, Edgar-Jones frosted her ears with Boucheron's floral diamond stud earrings.

No one has dared to go this sheer at the 2026 Cannes Film Festival yet. Not even Bella Hadid has taken the risk, despite naked dresses being her Cannes signature in pre-dress code years past. (May the memory of her nakedest Saint Laurent dress in 2024 live on.) This year, Hadid's custom Prada dress and vintage Elie Saab gown have followed the dress code to a T.

But now, Edgar-Jones proved VIPs can sneak naked dresses onto the red carpet unnoticed. Perhaps she'll give fellow A-listers the courage to break the rules.

I always go to Daisy Edgar-Jones for trench coat outfit inspiration. At this point, they're the backbone of her London-girl capsule wardrobe—and her styling hacks keep them fresh for us both. On May 5, Edgar-Jones taught me that layering a sweater on top of my trench is the chicest spring substitute for a triangle scarf.

My wool wraps have been in storage since this year's first 70-degree day, but I do miss the effortless elegance they give trench coats. It seems Edgar-Jones does, too. The morning after the 2026 Met Gala, she took her favorite favorite Burberry trench for a spin in an updated shade of beige.

Every defining feature of Edgar-Jones's Burberry trench returned, including double-breasted buttons, wide lapels, and soft epaulette-topped shoulders. Burberry credits the coat's "fuller skirt" with making the water-resistant, gabardine fabric feel so voluminous. The New York City breeze picked up the calf-grazing hem just enough to reveal her white crop top, straight-leg jeans, and black ankle booties underneath.

Usually, Edgar-Jones stops styling her trench coat outfits there. (In fact, she wore the same jeans and booties duo during London Fashion Week last February.) This time, she tied a matching sweater over her shoulders—a subtle move that spiced up her signature uniform. Interlacing each arm offered as much charm as the triangle scarf trend, but with bulkier yarn. It draped delicately across her neck and gave her hair the "Olsen twin tuck" treatment.

Trenches and sweaters seem to be the season-defying trend sweeping cool-girl closets. In February, Kendall Jenner arrived at Paris Fashion Week with an almost-identical Burberry trench and a navy sweater over her shoulders. Look around New York or London street style, and you'll see the same styling hack at play.

There are so many ways to keep sweaters in rotation this spring—and even on those crisp summer nights. I'm starting with The Edgar-Jones Method. Then, in a few weeks, I'll start slipping Jenner-coded Oxfords beneath the same sweaters.

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Welcome back! This week, I’ve been locked in on all things Fashion Month: big debuts at Fendi, Gucci, and Marni; surprise model castings at Prada (hi, Bella Hadid!); and fall trends taking shape all over. This point in a fashion editor’s calendar is the Webster’s Dictionary definition of busy. In moments like these, I’m scanning A-listers’ outfits for styling tips that can bring my outfits together faster than you can say “Birkin bag.” And that, my friends, is how I landed on the one-step accessory trend ahead for this week’s edit. No, it’s not an elusive, five-figure bag—it’s a lot more accessible.

’90s-inspired cords with a big pendant are the necklace du jour among the most stylish women I follow. While the look got a stamp of approval on the Spring 2026 runways (meaning, a lot of great options to shop are hitting stores now), celebrities soft-launched their comeback as early as last summer. The likes of Jennifer Lawrence, Daisy Edgar-Jones, and the aforementioned Hadid sister are still very much on board. It’s the last step to making everything from a white button-up shirt or crewneck sweater to a slinky, deep-V top look that much more intentional.

The mixed materials and earthy pendants tend to feel very boho. (Another celeb-backed trend that hasn’t died down yet.) But as you’ll see with the way I style them, you don’t have to be a free spirit counting down to Coachella to wear them.

How I Style It

I call this the Olsen Tuck: necklace version. Instead of leaving my hair nonchalantly inside my sweater or coat, I tuck the back half of a pendant inside a tall rollneck and let the charm or stone peek out. With billowy pants and a nice leather loafer, it’s the finishing touch to an outfit that looks considered, but is very, very comfortable.

I still spend a lot of time in virtual meetings. My shorter pendant necklace with a big, unmistakable stone has lately been a compliment magnet in back-to-back Zooms. This Líe Studio version joined my collection right around Copenhagen Fashion Week, and has been my favorite finishing touch ever since. I love how the silver chain coordinates with my piercings—and how it shines against a cool-toned top.

Season after season, London Fashion Week doubles as the world's biggest trench coat convention. The Fall 2026 circuit was no different. Even before Burberry's runway show on February 23—LFW's trench assembly, if you will—the London girl anchor surfaced on every well-dressed guest, Daisy Edgar-Jones included.

The Islington, U.K., native made her Fall 2026 Fashion Month debut the morning of Burberry's 55-piece presentation. Instead of spending hours in the hair and makeup chair, Edgar-Jones enjoyed a solo pre-show stroll on London's street style scene. Burberry's Fitzrovia Double-Breasted Trench Coat was her outfit's hero, of course. With military-inspired epaulettes, a cinched monochrome belt, and Burberry plaid lining, there's no way it wouldn't be. Edgar-Jones buttoned her trench coat to the TOP, hiding her layers underneath. Judging by her previous trench-led looks, a white crop top is her base.

This year, Edgar-Jones's denim drawer has taken a straight-leg turn. Perfectly cylindrical, mid-wash jeans emerged from beneath her trench's knee-grazing hem. The brand behind the cigarette-like pants hasn't stepped forward yet, but Hailey Bieber, Kendall Jenner, Bella Hadid, and Dua Lipa can't stop wearing similar silhouettes. Perhaps fellow fashion girls inspired the actor's switch from wide to straight-leg styles.

What's more, slim jeans and trenches are a foolproof Fashion Month formula again this season, with show-goers styling them in New York City and London, so far. Even Edgar-Jones's black, square-toe ankle boots are a London Fashion Week-friendly pick.

Edgar-Jones's set was almost identical to her London look on Jan. 20, 2025. She stacked a slightly shorter trench from ME+EM on top of a white crop, alongside Gucci's circa-Fall 2025 GG Emblem Shoulder Bag. The $2,300 bag's half-moon body boasted Gucci's signature "GG" monogram, a motif that returned atop her Milano Belt's gold buckle.

You might assume Edgar-Jones layered indigo jeans underneath—stars like Zoë Kravitz and Kendall Jenner remained loyal to similar denim shades last year. However, the Normal People star instead opted for breezy, wide-leg trousers in the same shade. To finish, Edgar-Jones slipped on a pair of Gucci's patent leather loafers.

Unlike her fresh-from-the-runway leather trench at the Burberry Fall 2026 show, Edgar-Jones's coat-and-jeans set couldn't be easier to channel. Curate your own Fashion Month-friendly outfit formula with the edit below. Extra points if you splurge on her same Burberry trench.

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A known lover of all things Gucci, Daisy Edgar-Jones arrived at Wimbledon in a lightweight matching set, which was ideal for London's heatwave. This isn't the first time the Normal People star has worn a summery Gucci matching set, and her wicker summer bag is becoming somewhat of a mainstay, too.

To watch the men's singles final on July 13, Edgar-Jones enlisted Gucci exclusively to curate her outfit. The actress opted for a $1,600 Gucci Tie-Front Striped Cotton Oxford Camisole and a $1,400 matching Lido Striped Cotton-Poplin Midi Skirt from the fashion house. Featuring blue and white pinstripes and Gucci's iconic logo scattered across the design, the chic matching set is an ideal choice for enjoying the famed tennis tournament.

A Gucci Bamboo 1947 Raffia Bag, which Edgar-Jones has been carrying all summer, and a pair of Gucci Oval Frame Sunglasses helped complete the outfit. The final touch: a pair of pointed-toe slingback pumps.

The centerpiece of Edgar-Jones's outfit was her Gucci wicker bag. The iconic Bamboo 1947 purse works perfectly as a Raffia summer bag—a trend that continues to pop in 2025.

Everyone from Zoë Kravitz to Margot Robbie has been showing love for Raffia and Jute bags in 2025, making Edgar-Jones's Gucci wicker purse right on trend.

The actress was in great company at Wimbledon on day fourteen, as the Prince and Princess of Wales and two of their kids—Prince George and Princess Charlotte—also attended.

From the moment she set foot at the 2025 Cannes Film Festival, Daisy Edgar-Jones has running a one-woman Gucci marathon. She and stylist Dani Michelle have showed the label's range on each and every red carpet, turning from a chocolate brown dress set with circular pailettes one day (at the May 18 premiere of The Phoenician Scheme) to a drop-waist velvet and sequin midi the next (for the Kering Women in Motion Awards the following evening).

These looks definitely deliver on the unofficial Cannes dress code: all-out glamour, at all hours of the day. But it's the very first, extremely casual Gucci matching set Edgar-Jones wore to touch down at the festival that I'm eyeing for more than the best-dressed list. I want to buy it right from the actress's closet and wear it in place of all my summer dresses.

Daisy Edgar-Jones likewise chose head-to-toe Gucci for a walk to her hotel on the famed French waterfront. She looked like a living illustration of Croisette style, in an oversize poplin top with dainty eyelet embroidery along the V-neckline and sleeves. Teeny-tiny eyelet shorts were concealed beneath her Gucci top, creating the illusion of a micro-mini dress. She committed to her Cannes resident character with a Gucci Bamboo 1947 bag and wraparound white sandals.

The wardrobes of Cannes regulars like Bella Hadid, Eva Longoria, and Selena Gomez will claim breezy white sundresses are the standard in casual outfits at the film festival. But Edgar-Jones's Gucci matching set makes a compelling argument for flowing tops and ultra short-shorts. Her all-white outfit easily passes the vibe check for a beachfront weekend. Her drawstring shorts and oversize cotton shirt, however, can function as both a beach cover-up and an evening dinner outfit with the right strappy heels and wicker summer bag.

When I say I'm shopping the sets below to replace the tiered dresses I wore in 2024, I mean it.

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When it comes to this summer’s bag trends, one question remains: How big is too big for a tote? Daisy Edgar-Jones might have the answer. The On Swift Horses actress just carried a massively oversized Gucci bag—like, two times the size of a standard, slouchy shoulder bag—and made a potential case that the size limit for the perfect summer tote does not exist.

But her capital-B Big Bag doesn't mean she’s ditching her traditionally minimal style for a more out-there approach. She kept the rest of her look simple by styling the $3,500 gray leather tote with mid-wash blue jeans, a simple black tank top, suede loafers, and a pair of wire-rimmed Gucci sunglasses while out for an early-summer stroll in New York City.

Edgar-Jones is no newbie to the world of outrageously oversized tote bags (see her Dune London pick from not too long ago), but this newest installment in her lineup takes it to the next level. It's also the natural next step in her boho fashion agenda. First came the floaty sheer silhouettes; now, oversized boho-inspired bags are taking over her wardrobe, too. What's next? Maybe a bag three times—four? five?—the size of Gucci's cult-classic Jackie.

And as someone who schleps basically her entire apartment from points A to B on any given day, I couldn't love Jones any more for it. So, take this as a sign to ditch your mini bags in favor of something a little more practical. As long as you keep the rest of your outfit minimal, you don't need to worry about looking too out there on your next errand run. This is a look I will be copying ASAP (even if I don't have a Gucci budget.)

When Dune London's bags, shoes, and accessories first debuted on London's Oxford Street in 1992, founder Daniel Rubin probably didn't predict they'd one day land on the likes of Daisy Edgar-Jones and Bella Hadid. First, because the two street style stars of the present weren't even born yet. Second, because the brand's take on affordable, yet high-quality pieces hadn't reached Hollywood's radar—it was still a home-grown, locally-beloved brand. But in 2025, Dune London's $180 "Deliberate" bag has expanded its horizons and won over A-list fans in the process.

Daisy-Edgar Jones set aside her usual designer roster for the woven Dune London shoulder bag during a quick outing in New York City on April 22. (Marie Claire was first to confirm the tags on her slouchy bag, through a representative for the brand.) Its signature woven strap and compartment contrasted a burgundy leather jacket and high-rise jeans, paired to her best black loafers and oversize sunglasses. She carried her phone in one hand, but her bag's hip-grazing silhouette hinted she could easily stash it inside—along with all sorts of press-day necessities.

The Normal People star's styling wasn't too far off from the way another famous fan carried the exact same under-$200 find. In February, Bella Hadid chose the Dune London Deliberate bag for an errand run with friends in Los Angeles. It was too balmy for a leather bomber jacket, so she backed off from an extra layer over her Jean Paul Gaultier vintage banknote blouse. Like Edgar-Jones, she also paired her shoulder bag with medium wash denim (flare jeans, to be specific) and paparazzi-blocking shades.

Bella Hadid's designer bag collection has plenty of affordable accessories—mostly from Coach. Accessible bags are a fresh turn in Daisy Edgar-Jones's parade of looks to promote her upcoming film, On Swift Horses, however. She and stylist Dani Michelle have mostly relied on her favorite runway brands to source quadruple-digit investment bags for her recent appearances in New York City, from the boho-chic Chloé Paddington to Gucci bags in half-moon, shoulder, and East-West shapes.

Carrying a Dune London bag puts Daisy Edgar-Jones and Bella Hadid in esteemed company. Catherine, Princess of Wales, wore the label's riding boots in her 2016 cover shoot for British Vogue. Of course, you don't have to be Hollywood or actual royalty to appreciate what a sturdy woven bag has to offer.

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What do the boho fashion trend, neo-quiet luxury, and $2,000 surrealist clown shoes have in common? A regular Thursday in the life of Daisy Edgar-Jones. The actress pulled off two vastly different outfit changes on April 17 while promoting her latest film, On Swift Horses, ticking off a gamut of 2025 fashion trends in the process.

First up: When attending the New York premiere of the romantic drama directed by Daniel Minahan, Jones's stylist, Dani Michelle, procured a sculptural, starched white high-neck dress from Khaite's Pre-Fall 2025 collection. The artistic maxi dress made of crepe-satin featured strategic draping that gathered around the waist and pouffed at the torso, creating a bubble-like waist detail that added air intrigue to Jones's look.

Here's where Jones's trend prowess comes in: Her whimsical yet refined white Khaite dress encapsulates what Hallie Spradlin, director of visionary at the trend forecasting company Fashion Snoops, calls "meaningful minimalism." The expert previously told Marie Claire that the aesthetic is reflected in "extra-special details that redefine luxury through unique touches, and thoughtful, functional, or playful details that elevate the overall experience of a piece."

Case in point: Jones's draped dress, which is simplistic but, crucially, not boring. A simple pair of strappy black sandals and her glossy brunette hair worn down helped complete the no-frills-needed image.

Later, Jones and Michelle felt that the evening called for a vibe switch. The Normal People actress swapped her frothy maxi for a look that was a bit louder, literally. She changed into a dark emerald long-sleeve quarter-zip top and matching pencil skirt adorned with jingling-jangling golden charms along the waist, sleeves, and hem. The quirky adornments on her set were a nod to fashion's boho era, when statement jewelry and kitschy charms were among the most popular and personality-filled accessories women wore.

At the time of publishing, the designer behind Jones's embellished set is unknown. However, her surrealist key-motif pumps were unmistakable: the velvet pumps, crafted into an exaggerated sharp pointed toe and adorned with a look-at-me golden keyhole, were from Schiaparelli by Daniel Roseberry. They're shoes you'd imagine on a modern-day clown (complimentary) with divine taste and an equally impressive sense of humor.

Jones is one of fashion's biggest proponents of 2025's boho trend revival. On April 16, Michelle put the actress in a sheer paisley maxi dress that was distinctly reminiscent of free-spirited '70s style—even though it was a modern-day Saint Laurent creation, with a $5,200 price tag. A chunky statement necklace made of wooden beads and a simple trench coat were Jones' final touches.

It's hard to overstate just how impressive it is to see Jones and Michelle tackle every trend and viral aesthetic that comes their way. The actress is one to watch if you need inspo on trying trends without it ever feeling forced.

Only one question remains: Which look will Jones conquer next?

Though luxury brand Chloé can be credited as the originator of 2025's boho-chic trend, the aesthetic has been adapted by more designers than the average fashion fan can track. Still, Daisy Edgar-Jones managed to rep several of them in the past 24 hours alone.

On April 16, the actor underwent several quick-changes while promoting her new movie On Swift Horses. Though the film takes place in the 1950s, her outfits had a distinct '70s feel. The first look was straight out of the flower child playbook: She chose a sheer metallic maxi dress and styled it with a long strand of wooden beads. Both pieces were from Saint Laurent and retailed for $8,100 combined.

Edgar-Jones and her stylist Dani Michelle added a touch of modernity with a floor-length trench coat. The old money favorite worked overtime to make her vintage-inspired look feel more up-to-date.

Later that same day, Edgar-Jones changed into a second stylish 'fit. This one also boasted hippie vibes, but with entirely different pieces. The actor chose a ruffled mini dress in butter yellow, which she layered under a cerulean blue leather jacket. She played up the color-block theme by adding a pair of strappy red Mary Jane heels.

For the most part, these pieces all felt more mod than boho, but Edgar-Jones was sure to add a bit of '70s flare with a pendant fringe necklace. She doubled down on this vibe with a chunky gold bangle, fitted with a large turquoise stone. The star completed the hippie-chic picture by carrying Chloé's signature Paddington bag.

Her final look was of a similar era, but didn't tap into the groovy vibe of her previous two outfits. Instead, she channeled more of a retro-gone-corporate aesthetic in a deconstructed pencil skirt set by ShuShu/Tong. Her vintage-inspired Jude Iris sling-backs, tiny Gucci sunglasses, and ribbed tights made the overall look feel subtly 1970s.

If the runways weren't proof enough, Daisy Edgar-Jones can vouch that the 1970s are officially back.

Among all the body parts to accentuate, fashion designers have recently taken a keen interest in the toe. They’re splitting pumps down the front and turning them into hooves akin to Maison Margiela’s cleft-toe Tabis. They’re sending out toe ring sandals with built-in bijoux and mesh flats that put your pretty pedicures on full display. According to the Spring 2025 runways, the peep-toe shoe is quietly stepping into position as one of the season’s biggest spring shoe trends.

Not everyone, however, will be thrilled that the party-in-the-front shoe is making a comeback—“toe cleavage” still isn’t for everyone. But before rushing to judgment, consider that designers are approaching this peek-a-boo style differently now. In an era defined by naked dressing, footwear is fashion’s final frontier as creatives work their way from head to toe. This time around, the peep-toe has a far sexier, more considered point of view than its early-aughts predecessors. Like a keyhole neckline or a strategic cut-out at the waist, there’s something undeniably alluring about a piece that reveals just a sliver of skin—or toe.

Tory Burch’s Spring 2025 collection was a prime example of the subtly sultry shoe trend in action: the American designer sent out peep-toe heels that flashed just three-quarters of the big toe—a flirtatious wink in footwear form.

The coy approach to peep-toes continued as Fashion Month progressed. Catherine Holstein of Khaite unveiled front-slit pumps that New York women instantly crowned their number-one in-the-know spring shoe. Acne Studios made its enthusiasm for toe-forward designs unmistakable, with slouchy knee-high open-front boots adorned in patent and florals. Meanwhile, Prada revived its frilled peep-toe platforms, first shown in Fall 2008, and at Miu Miu, Mrs. Prada doubled down on the toe-centric trend by showcasing cone heels with a missing chunk at the cap.

But designers didn’t stop at their springtime peepers. Fast-forward to the Fall 2025 runways, and sultry shoes were back in full force—think cutout knee-high boots at Prada, funky wedge sandals at Fendi, and ventilated mules at Victoria Beckham. One season might signal a playful, flash-in-the-pan moment. But a second, back-to-back showing? That confirms the trend isn’t just dipping a toe in—it’s got a firm foothold.

Street-style stars also help cement the peep-toe’s staying power. Katie Holmes has been spotted wearing open-toed heels to A-list events, Daisy Edgar-Jones brings Tory Burch’s flirtatious versions as plus-ones to parties, and Lady Gaga, ever the maximalist, leans into open-toed thigh-high boots for live show tapings.

And in addition to freeing your toes for the world to see, the peep-toe revival makes something else clear: in a trend cycle that moves at warp speed, the most unexpected styles often have the most lasting impact. Fashion has a history of embracing the divisive—ugly-chic sneakers, low-rise jeans, and the peep-toe is no exception. Given the opportunity, the industry will always fall head over heels for a controversial shoe that sparks conversation. So you might as well make peace with it—this trend isn’t going anywhere in 2025—and maybe book a pedicure, just in case.

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Daisy Edgar-Jones is the ultimate Gucci muse. At South by Southwest festival, the Normal People actor hit the red carpet premiere of her new movie, On Swift Horses, wearing yet another head-to-toe look from the Italian fashion house.

On Mar. 13, Jones hopped out of her Uber sporting a plunging lime green lace halter bodysuit with a waist-cinching belt and a sheer belly button cut-out. She coordinated the top with a soft green nappa leather pencil skirt that almost looked like crushed velvet from afar. Leave it to stylist Dani Michelle—whom the British star shares with It girls Kendall Jenner and Hailey Bieber—to revive the brat green color trend just in time for spring.

The 26-year-old accessorized her punchy outfit with a pointy pair of black patent leather mules. To fill the negative space left by her deep-V neckline, she also slipped on a long double-wrapped gold chain necklace with an oversized horsebit pendant.

The Twisters leading lady balanced her colorful look with a short bubble bath pink manicure and her signature '70s-inspired bohemian blowout: balayage-highlighted brunette waves topped with middle-parted curtain bangs. Her makeup emphasized her features with a glossy peach lip, rose-colored boyfriend blush, and a gold shimmer eyeshadow swept over her lids as well as her lower lash-line.

It's hard to overstate how much Edgar-Jones's personal style has changed since she began working with Michelle during the Twisters press tour. She's been embraced by bigger luxury houses; experimented with more daring silhouettes; and landed on several best-dressed lists. In turn, the fanfare around her fashion evolution has catapulted the romcom darling's fame to daring new heights. Thanks to their ongoing collaboration, we have yet another celebrity patron saint bolstering the boho-chic trend revival. And frankly, when is that ever a bad thing?

Daisy Edgar-Jones made her stance on the socks and Birkenstock sandals debate very clear while out and about in London. For years, many have considered the combination an unforgivable fashion faux pas. Once you catch a glimpse of the British actor's chic black-on-black ensemble, however, you might find yourself swayed.

After swinging by Ottolenghi for a bite on Dec. 1, the Twisters star did some shopping in a black winter coat with a shirt-style collar from Mango. Clearly, Jones knows how to spot a killer deal because this belted, calf-length number only retails for a mere $350. For added warmth, the actor topped her Mango steal with a navy embroidered scarf from quirky British brand Hades Wool. The exact scarf she's wearing is no longer available, but the indie brand offers a wide assortment of equally whimsical designs if you'd like to match her freak.

The Normal People ingenue paired her Mango jacket with black straight-leg jeans and socks worn with black Birkenstock Arizona sandals—a grandfatherly pairing that was once considered taboo. That is, before the pandemic-era Birkenstock resurgence elevated the ugly shoe's status and led to lucrative collaborations with designers like Manolo Blahnik and Proenza Schouler. Even the habitually trend-averse Ashley Olsen co-signed the socks and sandals trend in a navy coat, Celine slides, and white cashmere socks circa November 2023. More recently, Katie Holmes proved Birkenstocks can be business casual in ivory trousers and a blue button-up in April, and Selena Gomez shopped on Black Friday in a faux-fur-lined pair.

I wasn't convinced the trend had legs, though, until I caught sight of this look from The Row's Spring 2024 show, which demonstrates how socks and sandals can be worn with a dress—a perfect example of wrong shoe theory done right. But for an everyday wearable take on the trend, Daisy Edgar-Jones and her winterized Birks are the only inspiration you need.

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Daisy Edgar-Jones was a Gucci girl through and through at creative director Sabato De Sarno's Spring 2025 show at Milan Fashion Week on Sept. 20. The Twisters actor and her signature brunette curtain bangs perfectly embodied the turn toward the boho-chic aesthetic in a matching knit set that showcased her action hero abs.

Pulled from the Italian designer's Cruise 2025 collection, her three-piece look features a sheer bralette, hot pants, and a cropped cardigan, all crafted from a sheer white lace embroidered with tiny flowers. It was a fitting choice given that Edgar-Jones starred in the ad campaign for this collection. And frankly, I'll never get sick of Daisy leaning into her namesake by wearing florals—it's her birthright, after all.

The actor more or less replicated the look's original runway styling, with camel suede horsebit ballet flats, a pearl-studded choker necklace, and pearl stud earrings. The Normal People star did, however, deviate slightly with the addition of black oval sunglasses. Plus, the substitution of an embossed brown leather Jackie 1961 bag for the oversized canvas and brown leather half-moon bag, the newly-introduced Gucci B Bag, worn on the catwalk. (It's currently sold for $4,700 at Gucci boutiques.)

This isn't the first time Edgar-Jones has drawn sheer inspiration from the Cruise 2025 collection. In July, she wore a translucent black organza blouse layered over a lace bralette for an outing at The Rosewood in London. She paired the see-through chemise with a black daisy print midi skirt, black "Signoria" slingback heels, and a small black Jackie bag.

The sheer trend initially took hold in 2022 with a bent toward shock value and wearing as little as possible, similar to the ethos of the no-pants trend. In 2023 and 2024, designers softened their approach by emphasizing the mixture of sheer layers into an otherwise wearable outfit. For Spring 2025, get ready to see sheer dressing become even more strategic and elegant with the likes of Tibi, Toteme, Brandon Maxwell, and Ralph Lauren Collection layering gauzy sheath dresses and mesh skirts with opaque separates for added coverage. Then, prepare to see Daisy Edgar-Jones try at least one of those looks off the runway.

Daisy Edgar-Jones is really whipping up a fashion storm. While promoting her natural disaster thrillerTwisters this month, the star has made it her mission to elevate her style profile with help from Gucci, Chloé, and Victoria Beckham. And for her final act, Daisy Edgar-Jones made wearing the naked dress trend look like a breeze twice in 24 hours.

Yesterday, July 18, Jones popped by Midtown to record her segment on The View. While heading inside the venue, she arrived, coffee in hand, dressed in an icy blue two-piece sheer look from the Chloé Fall 2024 runway. The elaborate see-through number included a flowy long-sleeve cropped blouse with a ruffled mini skirt on top of matching wide-leg pants.

Dressed by celebrity stylist Dani Michelle, the actress accessorized the statement ensemble with black sunglasses, a chunky gold pendant necklace, and buttery tan over-the-knee leather boots, also by Chloé.

But Jones's sheer dominance didn't just start yesterday. The night before, the 26-year-old actress was photographed in the Upper West Side, swapping out her baby blues for yet another sheer gown—a sleeveless black maxi dress from the 16Arlington Fall 2024 collection.

Her gown featured a drop-waist sheer bodice with a full pleated skirt. She completed her all-black look—also styled by Michelle—with a small Gucci Horsebit shoulder bag, Coperni Orchestra heels, and black Gucci sunglasses.

Call Jones's choice in all things loose and sheer an ode to "method dressing" (her character in Twisters, Kate Cooper, chases tornadoes), but there's no better way to channel the literal "windswept" look than with the divisive sheer trend—one that has taken over celebrity style on and off the red carpet over the past couple of years.

So far for the Twisters press tour, Jones and Michelle have experimented with a slew of silhouettes to create the effect, from oversized blazers and asymmetrical gowns to layered bralettes galore. Jones also hit a fashion hat-trick yesterday with two more experimental looks: a padded wool sculptural mini dress by Victoria Beckham and a crisp white ensemble by Sportmax.

But there's something about the nearly-naked vibe that best encapsulates her film. Last week, on July 9, for example, the British actress was spotted off-duty in London, tapping the trend via a black see-through blouse by Gucci. It was unbuttoned to reveal a lace bralette underneath and tucked into a floral-studded midi skirt.

With Twisters officially hitting theaters today, July 19, Jones's press circuit storm is just about to break. Her effortlessly "gusted" looks over the weeks will live on as one of the best (and most subtle) nods to her film.

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Daisy Edgar-Jones seems like a great person, period, but there's one specific reason she's useful to have around in certain situations: As a 1998 baby, she's well placed to explain Gen Z slang to clueless millennials like me and Glen Powell.

During an interview with U.K.'s Hits Radio to promote their movie Twisters, the reporter pointed out to Edgar-Jones that we're living through a "brat summer." She enthusiastically replied, "Oh my gosh, yes, it is a brat summer."

A dumbfounded Powell cut in, "Never heard this term before. Ever."

Edgar-Jones was shocked that her costar could have someone not heard about the trend of the summer. "I don't know where you've been, because it's really—it's a big deal," she told him. "There's green everywhere you look."

Powell quipped, "In South Africa, I don't think it's brat summer there, I think it's sort of more winter." (The actor has been filming in the country for a few weeks.)

After that, Edgar-Jones promised to send Powell brat summer content so he could understand what they were talking about.

If you, like me before writing this article, are only tangentially aware of a brat summer, I've got you.

So, the movement was inspired by one of the summer's pop girlies, Charli XCX, whose latest album BRAT has the coolest, most minimal cover ever: It just says "brat" in lowercase black font on a slime green background.

Therefore, slime green is a huge part of the brat girl aesthetic, but it's only the tip of the iceberg.

I'll let Miss Charli herself explain what exactly she means by it all. In one interview, she said, "It can go that way, like, kind of luxury, but it can also be, like, so, like, trashy. Just like a pack of cigs and, like, a Bic lighter. And, like, a strappy white top. With no bra. That's, like, kind of all you need."

But mostly, a brat summer is what you (or Serena Williams, or Dua Lipa) make it—I highly recommend this Reddit thread for inspiration! Happy summer, brats.

Daisy Edgar Jones chases tornados in her upcoming movie Twisters, and her recent street style looks have been blowing onlookers away. Does that count as "method dressing"? Tornadoes? Wind? Blown away? Regardless, Jones stunned in a sheer outfit yesterday, July 9, spotted leaving The Rosewood in London.

The actress stepped out in a black see-through organza blouse, unbuttoned with a lace bralette layered underneath. Long puffy sleeves pooled around her wrists and black straps tied around her neck. She tucked her top into a black silky midi skirt, dotted with a field of daisies. (Daisy wearing daisies. Cute!)

Both the top and bottom come from Gucci's not-yet-available 2025 Cruise collection. (The actress co-starred in the ad campaign for this collection, in addition to past Gucci photoshoots.)

Daisy Edgar Jones and her stylist Dani Michelle tapped Gucci for the accessories as well: a black Jackie bag and black patent leather "Signoria" pointed-toe slingback pumps. She kept the rest of the look simple, parting her long waves down the middle and opting for a subtle smokey eye and neutral lip.

Michelle has been working with Jones throughout the Twisters press tour, which has consisted of a lot of Gucci, oversized blazers, asymmetrical gowns (the visual effect is, dare I say, windswept?), layered bralettes, and yes, sheer garments. Those looks included the draped, strapless Vivienne Westwood corset gown Jones wore for the film's world premiere.

Sheer fabrics have been a staple on runways for several seasons in a row, and the "naked dressing" trend seems to grow year after year. Last month, Dakota Johnson wore a different sheer number, a mustard yellow skirt with stained-glass-like transparency, from the same Gucci 2025 Cruise collection. Both Prada and Givenchy's Spring 2024 collections featured translucent chiffons.

Meanwhile, barely-there gowns dominated red carpets this year. See: Bella Hadid's viral naked gown at Cannes, Florence Pugh's chest-baring semi-sheer bridal set at the Vanity Fair Oscars after-party, and Miley Cyrus's Grammys chain dress, to name a few.

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Daisy Edgar-Jones and Paul Mescal forged an unbreakable bond on the set of 2020's Normal People.

Edgar-Jones recently spoke to Variety about her latest projects, and she was asked about her relationship with Mescal these days—since the two attended Glastonbury Festival together and did a Normal People charity event in June.

"Paul is one of my lifetime best friends," the actress told the publication. "He’s an incredibly grounded person and I am too, I think, so it’s nice to be able to have those touchstones and those people you can laugh about it with and be lighthearted with."

Edgar-Jones is serious about the "lifetime" part of that statement—the two of them met when they were really young while filming Normal People, and she very much intends for Mescal to be a part of her life for many years to come.

"We met when I was 20 and Paul was 22; I’m so excited to see where we’ll be at 32, 42, and what life will bring us," she added.

Though the actress has gone on to star in celebrated projects such as Where the Crawdads Sing, she loves that Normal People remains such a big part of her fans' psyche.

"Like at Glasto, the thing that I was recognized for the most is [Normal People] still, and usually people just say, 'It meant so much to me,'" she told Variety. "The thing I love people saying the most is, 'It made me contact my ex.' Especially when much older people say, 'I just wanted to reach out to the person I was with when I was 17 just to say you were a big part of my history and thanks for being part of who I am, the tapestry of my life.' And that I really love, because I’m a massive romantic."

Edgar-Jones stars in Twisters, which will be released in theaters on July 19, alongside Glen Powell, Kiernan Shipka, and Anthony Ramos.

By now, you've probably heard of Sally Rooney's coming-of-age novel, Normal People. It's the story of two Irish students, Marianne (Daisy Edgar-Jones) and Connell (Paul Mescal, who I may have a crush on), who start a complicated relationship in high school that follows them to college. Over four years, we are given a glimpse into their story—one of first love, social class, and the importance of communication between two people.

Rooney's book has received a cult following since its launch, and when it was announced that it would become a 12-episode series on Hulu (dropping on April 29), it received even more buzz. Before you settle into Marianne and Connell's story, here's everything you need to know about Daisy Edgar-Jones, the 21-year-old actress who plays Marianne in the series.

She's been acting since she was little.

Growing up as an only child in northern London, Edgar-Jones considered herself "very average" at subjects during her primary school days. It wasn't until she decided to try out for the school play when she felt she had found her calling.

"When I was in year five, we did a school play, and that was the first time I remember people saying 'Wow, that was really good' and I thought 'Oh...I'm good at something!' It seemed acting was just the thing that I was best at."

She went to one of the U.K.'s most prestigious acting schools.

At age 14, Edgar-Jones tried out for the National Youth Theatre and was accepted. Orlando Bloom, Rosamund Pike, Colin Firth, Dame Helen Mirren, and Daniel Craig are just some of the theatre's notable alumni, so it was a pretty big deal for her to get in. "It's one of the main reasons I can begin to act professionally now," Edgar-Jones told Woodhouse College.

She then went on to make her television debut at 17-years-old in the revival of the British comedy, Cold Feet. You've probably seen her in her most recent roles as Emily in the 2019 adaptation of War of the Worlds and as Delia Rawson in the popular BBC drama, Gentleman Jack.

Filming the Normal People sex scenes were the least challenging part for her.

To Edgar-Jones, the most challenging part of filming Normal People was making sure she had the Irish accent down. In a conversation with i-D, she spoke about the pressure she felt during that first week of filming. "I was going home every day like, 'oh my god,' feeling serious imposter syndrome that was telling me I was doing everything wrong," she said. "I was anxious about the accent, as well, because it's quite specific. It's such an Irish story. I wanted to do that justice."

She was able to nail down the accent in just two weeks. She credits long conversations with Irish castmates and author Sally Rooney for being able to get it down so quickly. "I listened to Sally's accent a lot," she told ELLE UK.

She and her co-star, Paul Mescal, have the best relationship.

It's the icing on the cake when two fictional characters you care deeply about are also friends IRL. When the series finished production, Edgar-Jones posted the cutest video of her and Mescal celebrating.

"That’s a wrap on Normal People!! What an incredible 5 months I have had with the best people in the world. Here’s Paul Mescal bringing the craic as per usual, thank you for being a top quality pal and also blowing me away with your talent and your kindness (sorry I’m being v sentimental tonight) I can’t wait for this show to come out it’s going to be something special! X So long Marianne 💛"

Edgar-Jones loves the book as much as you do.

Yes, you can rest easy knowing that Edgar-Jones cares about Marianne and Connell's coming-of-age story just as much as you do. Before shooting the 12-part series, the 21-year-old read the book five times. (FIVE! That's four more times than I did.)

"I was totally in awe of Sally because she's so incredibly talented," she says. Edgar-Jones told ELLE UK flying to Dublin to take a chemistry test with Mescal, who would play Connell, was the most scared she's ever been. "I wanted the part more than anything,' she said. "I really felt like I understood Marianne. I really got her sense of humor."

Normal People premieres on Hulu Wednesday, April 29. Sign up for a free trial here.

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