Nicola Coughlan in The Frankie Shop at the BIG MOOD Season 2 London Screening

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Nicola Coughlan took the leather dress trend and gave it a sassy little spin. The Bridgerton star came to the second season premiere of her series Big Mood without any pants on. No, really:

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And honestly? That kind of works for us. It’s technically a jacket, but she’s tiny enough to wear it as a dress and have it work for her. Sure, it’s a little bulky and the sleeves look too much like outerwear to fool anyone into thinking this was actually a dress, but we really don’t have any objections here. It’s cute, it suits her, and it’s styled well. Personally, we might have suggested boots, but we can understand going for a more delicate shape in order to counter the volume up top. Her makeup looks a little harsh, though. And we’d have suggested a big blowout up top.

Style Credits:
– The Frankie Shop ‘Kelia’ Faux Leather Padded Utility Jacket
– Charles & Keith Patent Pointed D’orsay Stiletto Pump
Styled by Aimée Croysdill

[Note: Season 1 Trailer]
ABOUT THE SERIES:
Written and created by Camilla Whitehill, BIG MOOD is a vivacious and rebellious portrayal of female friendship when infiltrated by the complexities of a serious mental illness. The six-part series will be available to watch and stream on Channel 4 from Thursday 28th March.

Best friends Maggie and Eddie played by Nicola Coughlan (Bridgerton, Derry Girls) and Lydia West (It’s A Sin, Inside Man) have lived in each other’s pockets for ten years, through thick, thin, and multiple challenging eyebrow trends. But with the rest of their lives looming, careers hanging in the balance, and Maggie’s bipolar disorder making an unwelcome return to form, Eddie begins to question whether this friendship is really in their best interests. It’s a pivotal point in both their lives, bringing to the surface those all-important questions – could sleeping with your former History teacher be the key to happiness? Is a basement Rat Hotel a functional alternative to pest control? With their twenties behind them, Maggie and Eddie’s relationship faces the future – can it survive?

Big Mood is written by Camilla Whitehill. It was directed by Rebecca Asher (Dead to Me, Brooklyn Nine Nine), executive produced by Lotte Beasley Mestriner (The Young Offenders) and produced by Georgie Fallon (The Following Events are Based on a Pack of Lies). Laurence Bowen (The Salisbury Poisonings, The Responder) and Chris Carey (Crossfire, Wedding Season) executive produce for Dancing Ledge Productions. The casting director is Lauren Evans (Sex Education). Fremantle will handle global distribution for the series. Big Mood was commissioned for Channel 4 by Commissioning Editor, Laura Riseam.

[Photo Credit: Cover Images – Video Credit: Chanell 4/YouTube]

• Aimee Croysdill
• Big Mood
• Charles Keith
• Nicola Coughlan
• Red Carpet
• The Frankie Shop
• TV Series Premiere