Daisy Edgar-Jones wore a black leather trench coat with a cutout lace skirt at the Burberry fashion show in London.
The look is anchored by that leather trench. Heavy, double-breasted, and belted tight at the waist, it brings structure and a kind of quiet authority. The collar is worn up, the belt knotted rather than perfectly tied, giving it a slightly undone edge. It’s the kind of piece that doesn’t need support—strong on its own, with a presence that holds the entire outfit together.
Underneath, the cutout lace skirt shifts the tone. The openwork pattern adds texture and breaks through the solid weight of the leather, creating contrast without feeling delicate. It peeks out just enough at the hem to catch attention, adding depth rather than distraction. The mix of tough outerwear and detailed fabric keeps the look balanced.
Black pointed heels keep everything sharp and consistent, no unnecessary detail pulling focus away. Accessories are minimal—just a few rings—while hair is worn down, slightly undone, and makeup stays soft and natural. Known for projects like Normal People, Where the Crawdads Sing, and Fresh, Daisy Edgar-Jones carries that same grounded presence here. The overall effect is controlled, cool, and quietly assertive without ever needing to push too hard.
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