Daisy Edgar-Jones looks effortlessly chic in a one-shoulder black tassel dress

Daisy Edgar-Jones looked effortlessly chic as she accepted an award at the 75th Locarno Film Festival in Switzerland on Friday night.

The 24-year-old actress made sure all eyes were on her in a one-shoulder black tassel dress as she picked up the gong for her role in Where the Crowds Sing, in which she played the social outcast Catherine ‘Kya’ Clarke. Acts.

Daisy showed off her style sense in the quirky number, which had colorful floral stitching on it and a few legged flares through the dangling tassel.

Daisy spiked the height with strappy black heels and accessorised with statement silver earrings, while wearing her brunette tresses in loose waves across her shoulders.

The beauty glowed with a natural makeup look as she took to the stage to accept the award and deliver a short speech.

According to the festival’s website: ‘The Leopard Club Award pays tribute to one of the greats of cinema, who through his work has managed to mark the collective imagination.’

The Normal People star recently revealed the topic of isolation in her new film Where the Crowds Sing, as her character’s loneliness resonated with her.

She stars as the socially outcast Katherine ‘Kya’ Clarke, a young woman struggling to raise herself in the swamps of North Carolina after her parents abandon her, with the character a lonely existence is.

Her character’s plight has struck a chord with the film star, who had earlier revealed that shooting to fame after her stint in Normal People was a ‘very lonely experience’ as she rose to stardom during the lockdown amid the coronavirus pandemic .

talking to Mirror On how she can relate to what in a way, Daisy said: ‘The topic of isolation has really stuck with me, especially with everything that we are going through because of the pandemic.’

Sharing how she was impressed by her character’s flexible approach to life, she went on to say: ‘Kya’s being able to escape into the world and see how she interacts with the natural world around her. How to find comfort, solace and love through it, was incredibly comfortable and moving.’

As a fan of author Delia Owen’s original book, Daisy said she was ‘lucky’ to have had the opportunity to portray the character.

Daisy rose to fame in 2020 after starring in the BBC mega-hit Normal People opposite Paul Mescal.

The beauty was recently feeling a little lonely in her newfound fame, as the series became a domestic hit during the lockdown.

“It was a very lonely experience in many ways because we weren’t able to share the joys of certain things, but it was obviously amazing,” she said.

And Daisy’s latest film—which sees her character Kaya getting involved in a love triangle with two men when one of them turns out to be a murder suspect—is sure to see her rise to worldwide stardom once again. will appear to have happened.

The film is an adaptation of Delia Owen’s bestseller novel and produced by Oscar-winning actress Reese Witherspoon.

It has already grossed $17 million at the US box office.