Dakota Johnson surprised fans by trading in her signature sheer dresses for a chic, fashion-forward look.
At the Cannes Film Festival premiere of Highest 2 Lowest, she wowed in a cotton-candy-hued strapless fringe gown by Gucci. As she twirled and posed on the red carpet, the fringe tassels swayed gracefully, adding a playful touch to her elegant ensemble.
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Dakota Johnson Stuns In A Gucci Fringe Dress
The Materialist star completed the look with matching feathered drop earrings. Staying true to her signature minimal glam, she wore her dark hair down and opted for understated makeup that subtly enhanced her features.
The internet was obsessed with her stunning ensemble as they raved over her dress on social media:
"God, she’s so elegant. I love her."
"She’s stunning."
"She is a beautiful blend of both her parents. Love her effortless look."
"She is always so stunning."
Johnson just celebrated the premiere of her film Splitsville and chatted to Variety about the movie.
Dakota Johnson Talks Splitsville
"It’s an interesting tone because, I guess, off the bat, it reads as a comedy, but it’s a very soulful, unique comedy about two couples and the challenging dynamics of their relationships individually and then their relationships intertwined with each other. It’s about the complexities of love," she said of Splitsville.
Speaking about the themes of the movie, she shared her insights about how she views monogamy. "I don’t feel like there’s one right way to love or one right way to live your life, and I think human beings are being allowed to evolve. I think it’s rare that we hear of people being in a partnership or a relationship that’s like, 'Yeah, and then we grow together and separately, and it’s super healthy and fun.' It’s rare that that happens. I don’t think there’s any right way. I feel like if you want to have multiple relationships in your life, great. If you want to go really deep with one person, great. If you want to have both of those at the same time, great. Why not, really? But also scary, you know," she added.
