At the 21st Zurich Film Festival, Dakota Johnsononce again stole the show with a bold and breathtaking look. This time, in a sapphire blue Gucci gown featuring a sheer lace bodice that perfectly balanced daring with elegance.
The actress, honored with the festival’s Golden Eye award for career achievement, made a stunning entrance on the opening green carpet, proving she’s mastered the art of the “naked dress.”
© Andreas RentzJohnson’s custom gown, designed under Demna’s creative direction at Gucci, showcased a high neckline and long sleeves crafted from delicate, see-through lace.
© Andreas RentzThis semi-sheer bodice was contrasted by a voluminous drop-waist skirt that bloomed in layers, adding dramatic texture and shape to the ensemble.
© Adrian EdwardsPaired with statement diamond earrings and bold rings from Roberto Coin, where Johnson was named a global ambassador earlier this year, the look was styled by Kate Young, the fashion mind behind many of Hollywood’s biggest stars.
© Raymond HallCompleting the Zurich look, Johnson’s hair fell in loose waves with wispy bangs, while subtle black liner accentuated her piercing blue eyes. A rosy blush and glossy pink lip rounded out the polished, yet effortless makeup.
© AeonThis isn’t Johnson’s first sheer spectacle of 2025. Earlier in September, she turned heads in an ink-black sheer Gucci gown at the Kering Foundation’s Caring for Women dinner in New York, while in May, she dazzled Cannes in a shimmering silver see-through Gucci halter gown. Her fearless approach to revealing fashion continues to define her red-carpet style.
© Daniele VenturelliRoberto Coin’s founder expressed admiration for Johnson, saying, “Dakota Johnson is a true original. I love her expressions, an artist with authenticity, depth and a unique ability to connect. We are proud to welcome her to the Roberto Coin family and to collaborate on a campaign that speaks to the heart of who we are.”
© GothamAdding, “With Dakota, we’re evolving, not just showcasing jewelry, but aligning with a voice and personality that resonates more deeply with today’s luxury consumer.”
© Frazer HarrisonBeyond fashion, Johnson was celebrated for her role in the rom-com 'Splitsville,' which premiered at the festival. The film explores the complexities of open relationships, divorce, and dating, starring Johnson alongside Adria Arjona, Michael Covino, and Kyle Marvin.
