Daisy Edgar-Jones looks effortlessly chic in a gingham midi-dress as she joins Austin Butler at a dinner to celebrate Baz Luhrmann's movie Elvis

Daisy Edgar-Jones looked effortlessly chic as she joined Austin Butler at a special dinner to celebrate the film Elvis on Friday.

The actress, 24, showed off her style credentials in a gingham midi-dress with bow detail at the River Café in London. 

Daisy - who is known for her enviable wardrobe - finished off the look with a pair of buckle court heels which she teamed with a pair of black socks. 

Her brunette bob was styled in a wavy hairdo and she enhanced her flawless complexion with full coverage make-up. 

Meanwhile, Hollywood star Austin, 31 looked smart in a relaxed suit which he furnished with a white shirt. 

Going for a natural look on the day, the American actor sported his thick brunette hair with a slight wave in a casual cool swept-back do. 

English beauty Daisy was later seen posing for snaps with former model Sophie Dahl and fashion editor Bay Garnett.

The Normal People star recently revealed the theme of isolation in her new film Where The Crawdads Sing really 'stuck with her' as her character's loneliness resonated with her. 

She stars as social outcast Catherine 'Kya' Clark, a young woman struggling to raise herself in the marshes of North Carolina after her parents abandon her, with the character having a lonely existence.

Her character's plight has seemingly struck a cord with the film star, who previously told how shooting to fame following her stint in Normal People was a 'very lonely experience' as her stardom happened during lockdown amid the coronavirus pandemic.

Speaking to The Mirror about how she can in a way relate to Kya, Daisy said: 'The theme of isolation really stuck with me, especially with everything we have been through because of the pandemic.'

Sharing how she was moved by her character's resilient outlook on life, she went on: 'Being able to escape into Kya’s world and see how she finds comfort, solace and love through the connections she makes with the natural world around her was incredibly comforting and moving.'

As a fan of the original book by author Delia Owen, Daisy added that she was 'lucky' to have had the opportunity to portray the character.

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

The beauty recently previously to feeling slightly lonely in her newfound fame, as the series became a household hit during 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 also sees her character Kya involved in a love triangle with two men before becoming a murder suspect when one of them turns up dead - will certainly see her soar to worldwide stardom once again.

The film is an adaption of a bestseller novel by Delia Owen and produced by Oscar winning actress Reese Witherspoon.

It has already racked up $17 million at the American box office.