Dakota Johnson recently turned heads at the 2025 Zurich Film Festival. With a sheer Gucci gown, the diva graced the green carpet on September 25, slaying a jaw-dropping look. While she has previously donned see-through clothes in multiple events, the latest outfit surpasses all levels of boldness. Overall, the 35-year-old looked ethereal in a blue dress.
Dakota Johnson stuns in a Gucci drop waist gown in Zurich Film Festival red carpet photos
In town with her movie ‘SPLITSVILLE’. Dakota Johnson at Day One of the Zürich Film Festival 2025. #ZFF pic.twitter.com/JenudznZZY
— filmser (@filmser) September 25, 2025
Dakota Johnson’s latest photos from the Zurich Film Festival demand a double take. The “Fifty Shades of Grey” star attended the event on Thursday and stunned onlookers with her look. Instead of a red carpet, the bombshell walked on the festival’s opening green carpet. She wore a drop-waist gown by Gucci’s Demna in a vibrant blue color.
It appeared to be a naked dress, but not entirely. With a turtle neck and long sleeves, the upper sheer part of the gown was made of lace fabric. It perfectly fitted her body, showcasing her gorgeous figure. The outfit’s voluminous drop started below the actor’s waist, extending from the hips. It seemed to be a floor-length puffy skirt made of the same delicate fabric but without the sheer look.
According to W Magazine, the “Materialists” star picked Roberto Coin jewelry, consisting of drop earrings and two big rings. With matte makeup, she completed her radiant look with her signature hairstyle. She posed for the cameras with a beautiful smile, highlighting her grey-blue eyes.
Meanwhile, Johnson attended the Zurich Film Festival to receive the Golden Eye award for career achievement. Additionally, it also had a screening of her film, “Splitsville.” Aside from her, it stars Adria Arjona, Michael Angelo Covino, and Kyle Marvin.
While giving interviews to the press, she mentioned that it was an “honor” to receive an award at the prestigious festival. She also opened up about the film, saying that “people are more interested in seeing real love stories.”
Originally reported by Suushmmita Sen on theFashionSpot.
