Daisy Edgar-Jones gives a glimpse at her midriff in black tube top with plunging neckline

Daisy Edgar-Jones confirmed off her stylish sense of favor as she arrived at the opening of Tiffany & Co.’s Vision & Virtuosity exhibition at the Saatchi Gallery in London on Thursday.

The actress, 24, set pulses racing in a plunging black bustier which flashed a trace of her toned midriff. 

Daisy wore a pair of matching trousers as she arrived for the star-studded style occasion, catching the attention in her stylish all-black look. 

The Normal People star opted for a pair of open-toed black heels so as to add a few inches to her stature.

Daisy wore lashings of make-up to focus on her fairly facial options and flashed a sultry look as she posed for footage. 

Daisy not too long ago starred alongside Sebastian Stan in horror film Fresh, which was launched earlier this year.  

Fresh, which is now streaming now on Disney +, sees Daisy play Noa who, pissed off with courting apps and terrible dates, decides to take a likelihood on Steve, performed by Sebastian.

Their romance is put to the take a look at nevertheless when it revealed that Noa’s new man has some very specific appetites.

Speaking to Zoe Ball on BBC Radio 2, the star stated that she needed to improvise dance sequences with Sebastian on their very first day of filming collectively, describing them as ‘awkward’.

She defined: ‘There’s two predominant dancing scenes and the primary is certainly all improvised, that is simply Sebastian and I.

‘I believe it was our first day filming collectively and we had been simply awkwardly dancing, so that’s really how I dance. And the second was a lot extra choreographed and a bit extra stylised and I felt extra snug in that.’  

Daisy stated she instantly knew she needed to be concerned in Fresh when she learn the second act of the script, saying that she was intrigued when the story veered away from the normal rom-com route.

Speaking about working with Sebastian, she added: ‘It was such a pleasure to work with Sebastian, he is good and he introduced a lot enjoyable to Steve as a character. 

‘You can not help however be fairly charmed by him regardless of form of how darkish he’s as a character. He was great to work with, a actually beneficiant actor, simply a pleasure’.  

The comedy horror is worlds away from her earlier position of Marianne in the smash hit BBC One collection Normal People.

When evaluating the position to that of the dramatic Normal People, Daisy advised Digitalspy: ‘I’m actually excited. Noa appears like a very totally different character to Marianne’

‘Most of my work previous to Normal People was in small visitor roles in comedy collection, so comedy is one thing I get pleasure from appearing in’.