Daisy Edgar Jones is chasing tornadoes in her upcoming movie "Twisters," and her recent street style is winning over onlookers. Does this count as "method dressing"? Tornadoes? Wind? Nevertheless, Jones was spotted leaving The Rosewood in London yesterday, July 9, and she was not surprised by her sheer outfit.

The actress stepped out wearing a black sheer organza blouse. Long puff sleeves pooled around her wrists and black straps tied around her neck. She tucked the top into a black silky midi skirt dotted with daisy fields. (Daisy wears daisies. Cute!)

Both the top and bottom are from Gucci's yet-to-be-released 2025 Cruise Collection. (The actresses have collaborated on an ad campaign for this collection, in addition to past Gucci photo shoots.)

Daisy Edgar Jones and stylist Dani Michel also chose Gucci for accessories: a black Jackie bag and black patent leather "Signoria" pointed-toe slingback pumps. She parted her long waves in the middle and chose a subtle smokey eye and a neutral lip.

Michelle wore Gucci, an oversized blazer, and an asymmetrical gown (the visual effect was, dare I say it, like flapping wind?) during the press tour for Twisters. These looks included a draped, strapless Vivienne Westwood corset gown that Jones wore to the film's world premiere.

See-through material has been a runway staple for several consecutive seasons, and the "naked dressing" trend seems to be growing each year. Last month, Dakota Johnson wore another sheer piece from the same Gucci 2025 Cruise collection, a mustard yellow skirt with a stained-glass sheen. Prada and Givenchy's Spring 2024 collections both featured sheer chiffon.

On the other hand, this year's red carpet was dominated by gowns that were barely revealing. Take a look: Bella Hadid's viral naked gown at Cannes, Florence Pugh's bust-baring semi-sheer bridal set at Vanity Fair's Oscars after-party, and Miley Cyrus' Grammys chain dress.