Actress Daisy Edgar-Jones says she had to be sewn into the dresses she wore for the production of “Sense and Sensibility,” and that her corsets were so tight she could not digest food.
In interviews reported by the outlets, Edgar-Jones describes the practical challenges of period costume fitting. Both sources frame her comments around the discomfort and physical constraints associated with corsetry for the role, presenting her remarks as an anecdote from the filming period.
The coverage is similar across the two articles: each attributes the same core statements to the actress and focuses on the extent of the tightness and the resulting bodily effect. While the wording varies, there is no clear disagreement about what she said, and both treat the comments as part of her discussion of working in historically styled clothing.
