Daisy Edgar-Jones wowed as she led the glamorous stars at the Sense And Sensibility premiere in Los Angeles on Wednesday. The 28-year-old British actress, who has been busy promoting the forthcoming period romantic drama, joined other castmates on the red carpet including Caitriona Balfe and Esme Creed-Miles. The movie, which is adapted from Jane Austen’s 1811 novel of the same name, is set to hit theaters across the U.S. on October 16 amid lukewarm reviews. Edgar-Jones was the epitome of elegance in a cream-colored, corset top with flowy material around the shoulders. She additionally donned a lavender satin skirt that fell down around her and slipped into a pair of open-toed heels. Her brunette locks were parted in the middle and effortlessly flowed down past her shoulders in light waves. Daisy Edgar-Jones, 28, wowed as she led the glamorous stars at the Sense And Sensibility premiere in Los Angeles on Wednesday Edgar-Jones was the epitome of elegance in a cream-colored, corset top with flowy material around the shouldersThe star opted to not add flashy pieces of jewelry to the look to allow the outfit to be the main focal point. Her makeup was classically done and comprised of a layer of mascara to her lashes as well as a light pink blush to her cheekbones. For a finishing touch, the Normal People actress added a rosy pink tint to her lips. Edgar-Jones showed off her ensemble as she posed for a brief photo session upon arriving to the starry screening. She portrays the character of Elinor Dashwood in the film, which was directed by Georgia Oakley. The star recently opened up about stepping into the role and how she related to the character during an interview with the BBC. ‘When it comes to love, I think I am very much more Elinor in every sort of way,’ she expressed to the outlet. ‘I definitely lead a lot with my head and try and push aside, bury my emotion.’ Edgar-Jones added that the character was able to embrace a ‘wilder, passionate side,’ before the actress shared that she felt ‘like I learnt to do that, too.’ She additionally donned a lavender satin skirt that fell down around her and slipped into a pair of open-toed heels The star opted to not add flashy pieces of jewelry to the look to allow the outfit to be the main focal point Edgar-Jones showed off her ensemble as she posed for a brief photo session upon arriving to the starry screening She portrays the character of Elinor Dashwood in the film (seen above), which was directed by Georgia OakleySense And Sensibility released in theaters last month in the U.K., and has since garnered some lukewarm reviews. Some critics have argued that the Gen-Z friendly reboot ‘doesn’t compare’ to Ang Lee’s 1995 classic starring Emma Thompson, Kate Winslet, Alan Rickman and Hugh Grant. Film critic Brian Viner for the Daily Mail said, ‘This modern love story has lost Austen’s 18th Century charms,’ and gave the movie two stars. However, Robbie Collins from The Telegraph offered the latest adaptation five stars and wrote, ‘The performances have historically appropriate poise, but also feel fresh and unrehearsed.’Oakley intensifies the naturalism with the inspired decision to regularly inject scenes with dogs, which sniff and potter around as the drama unfolds, or simply doze at the feet of their master or mistress. ‘That might sound trivial, but the effect is humanising and often warmly comic, too.’ Kevin Maher of The Times said: ‘This is Austen by numbers, emotionally flat, dramatically uneven and bizarrely, bafflingly, conventional.’ The Independent’s Clarisse Loughrey wrote, ‘New adaptation isn’t meant for Jane Austen purists. Some critics have argued that the Gen-Z friendly reboot ‘doesn’t compare’ to Ang Lee’s 1995 classic starring Emma Thompson, Kate Winslet, Alan Rickman and Hugh Grant Film critic Brian Viner for the Daily Mail said, ‘This modern love story has lost Austen’s 18th Century charms,’ and gave the movie two stars’Still, Esme Creed-Miles and Daisy Edgar-Jones make for a winning Marianne and Elinor, in this very modern take that ramps up the yearning and earthiness of its source material,’ she added and gave the movie four stars. Sense And Sensibility currently has a critics score of 79% on Rotten Tomatoes. Other celebrities made an appearance at the premiere on Wednesday, including Esme Creed-Miles who plays Marianne Dashwood in the film.She opted for a strapless, light pink dress that flowed down towards her ankles and contained ruffled floral fabric at the hem. The actress slipped into a pair of closed-toed, black heels and added a silver necklace to accessorize the outfit. Her darker locks were parted in the middle and cascaded down past her shoulders in natural waves. Caitriona Balfe, who was cast as Mrs. Dashwood, was classy in a sleeveless silver gown that contained sheer black fabric that fell down behind her into a short train. The Outlander star opted for a pair of black pumps and styled her hair into a sleek updo. Other celebrities made an appearance at the premiere on Wednesday, including Esme Creed-Miles who plays Marianne Dashwood in the film She opted for a strapless, light pink dress that flowed down towards her ankles and contained ruffled floral fabric at the hem Caitriona Balfe, who was cast as Mrs. Dashwood, was classy in a sleeveless silver gown that contained sheer black fabric that fell down behind her into a short train The Outlander star opted for a pair of black pumps and styled her hair into a sleek updo A warm blush was added to her cheekbones for a radiant glow while a nude-colored tint was worn on her lips for a final touchA warm blush was added to her cheekbones for a radiant glow while a nude-colored tint was worn on her lips for a final touch. Lily Mo Sheen was also in attendance and wore a strapless, off-white dress and a pair of black pumps. The daughter of Kate Beckinsale and Michael Sheen swept her hair up into a chic bun and added a pair of mini earrings. A warm blush was added to better accentuate her cheekbones while a nude-colored, glossy tint was worn on her lips. Ava Michelle turned heads in a sleeveless, pink lace dress that fell down past her ankles. The Tall Girl actress parted her hair in the middle and pulled the locks back into an updo, allowing loose strands to border the sides of her face.