Daisy Edgar-Jones Wears Austen, With Barely a Bonnet in Sight

Daisy Edgar-Jones has brought the drawing room to the sheer gown: a look that borrows from the early 1800s and then leaves out nearly all the cover. The idea is Austen-era fashion made modern and glamorous, so the period cues stay and the modesty doesn't. It's dressing in character the way it should be done: a nod to the era, worn with modern confidence instead of as a costume. Readers who keep score of the classics will appreciate a heroine who studied the period and then edited it down.

With reporting from Vogue.