Daisy Ridley looks chic in a cream-colored dress as she attends a photocall during the 50th American Film Festival

Daisy Ridley cut a chic figure in a cream dress as she attended a photocall during the 50th American Film Festival in France on Wednesday.

The 32-year-old English actress showed off her legs in an elegant mini dress at the event in Beauville.

Daisy's dress was accessorized with a large gold safety pin and she completed her look with a pair of white pumps.

She wore gold earrings and gold rings and smiled as the wind blew through her hair.

The Deauville American Film Festival began in 1975 and although there was no competition at first, the festival began awarding prizes for feature films in 1995 and for short films in 1998.

The English actress showed off her legs in the elegant mini dress as she attended the event in Beauville

Although the festival was originally non-competitive, it began awarding prizes for feature films in 1995 and for short films in 1998.

Daisy has two films in post-production: We Bury The Dead and Cleaner.

“We Bury The Dead” is an Australian-American survival thriller that premieres at the Adelaide Film Festival in November.

“Cleaner” is a British action thriller that also stars Clive Owen and Taz Skylar from the Netflix series “One Piece”.

In August Daisy announced that she had been diagnosed with Graves’ disease.

In an interview with Women's Health magazine, the actress spoke for the first time about her autoimmune disease and recounted how she mistakenly attributed her symptoms to a “really stressful” film role.

According to the NHS, Graves' disease causes your immune system to produce antibodies that cause the thyroid to produce too much thyroid hormone.

The cause of Graves' disease is unknown, but it mostly affects young to middle-aged women and is often hereditary.

Daisy suffered from symptoms such as hot flushes and fatigue after filming her psychological thriller “Magpie” and went to see her GP.

Daisy's dress was accessorized with a large gold safety pin and she completed her look with a white pair of pumps

She wore gold earrings and gold rings and smiled as the wind ruffled her hair.

Daisy has two films in post-production: the American-Australian survival thriller We Bury The Dead and the British action thriller Cleaner

In August, Daisy announced that she had been diagnosed with Graves' disease.

The Star Wars actress recalled: “I thought, 'Well, I've just played a really tough role, that's probably why I feel so bad.'”

However, she was urged to see an endocrinologist. [a medical practitioner who treats patients with hormone-related diseases]who later told her that her symptoms could sometimes be described as “tired but hyper.”

The star struggled with symptoms such as shaking hands, heart palpitations, weight loss and fatigue.

After being made aware of what might be happening to her, Daisy had a moment of realization, noting, “It was weird. I just thought, 'Oh, I just thought I was annoyed with the world.' But it turns out everything works so fast that you can't relax.”

But while the young woman and the starfish were sad about her state of health, she also felt a certain frustration because she was someone who took good care of herself physically.

Despite this, Daisy has started making some lifestyle changes to help her manage the disease, including eating mindfully, which she is “not super strict about,” and practicing self-care, including exercising to “feel good.”

After implementing these changes, the beauty explained, she felt better and more aware of life around her. She noted, “I didn't realize how bad I was before.”

Daisy said she continues to learn to listen to her body, something many women are not inclined to do.

Daisy previously spoke about how her professional success affected her health after she rose to fame with her leading role in the Star Wars franchise

She said: “We all read the statistics about women who are undiagnosed or underdiagnosed and have to come to terms with saying, 'I really, actually don't feel well', rather than saying, 'I'm fine, I'm fine, I'm fine, I'm fine.' It's just seen as normal not to feel well.”

This is not the first time Daisy has spoken about her health issues.

Daisy spoke openly about how her professional success affected her health after she rose to fame with her leading role in the Star Wars franchise.

She made her film debut in 2015 when she portrayed Rey in “Star Wars: The Force Awakens.”