Daisy Edgar-Jones Talks Sense and Sensibility, Hair Discourse, and Sisterhood
Summary
Chloe and Choma discuss the new British Vogue cover for Lola Young, Grace Coddington's book launch, and recent film premieres before interviewing Daisy Edgar-Jones. Edgar-Jones joins to discuss her role as Eleanor Dashwood in the new *Sense and Sensibility* adaptation, sharing insights on her method dressing and the film's focus on sisterhood. She also reflects on her "no-makeup" approach during filming and her close bond with co-star Esme Creed-Miles.
Topics discussed
Intro: Vogue Book Club and Daisy Edgar-Jones
Personal headlines and Paris recap
Lola Young's first Vogue cover reveal
Grace Coddington's new book launch
London Film Festival and fall movie season
Tech documentaries: Elizabeth Holmes and OpenAI
Fashion month recaps and Harry Styles
Antony Vaccarello leaves Saint Laurent
Kim Jones launches eponymous brand
Girls season 2 and New York Film Festival plans
Daisy Edgar-Jones: Press tour and film release
Daisy's introduction to Jane Austen via Clueless
Adapting Sense and Sensibility: Sisterhood focus
Chemistry with Esme and off-screen bonding
Set life: Dartmoor, no phones, and activities
Playing Eleanor: Comparing to Emma Thompson
Timeless themes and character relatability
Sisterhood dynamics and real-life foils
Costume design: Hair, period accuracy, and style
Beauty transformation and bare-face filming
Method dressing and favorite fashion pieces
Friendship with Normal People cast
Podcast promotions: Little Gold Men and Bake Club
Allure Perspectives: Breast health season
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