Dakota Johnson dons sheer lace dress and peekaboo lingerie at ‘Verity’ London premiere

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Dakota Johnson turned heads in a see-through lace dress paired with peekaboo lingerie at the London premiere of “Verity” Thursday.

The movie’s star was pictured on the red carpet modeling the delicately-woven beige lace gown by Colleen Allen.

The dress featured a plunging neckline with a shawl collar and an alluring sleeveless design.

Dakota Johnson modeled a sheer lace look at the London “Verity” premiere, as seen above. Fred Duval / SplashNews.com
The “Fifty Shades of Grey” actress modeled a lace beige gown by Colleen Allen. Fred Duval / SplashNews.com
Johnson layered the dress with black lingerie by Fleur du Mal. John Rainford / SplashNews.com

The “50 Shades of Grey” actress, 36, paired the sheer dress with contrasting black lingerie by Fleur du Mal, emphasizing her slender physique.

Johnson wore her brunette locks in her signature straight style, rocked a black manicure and accessorized with a gold necklace, a bracelet and several rings.

In one photo, she posed with Josh Hartnett, with whom she co-stars in the upcoming psychological thriller alongside Anne Hathaway.

Johnson accessorized with understated jewelry. WireImage
The “Materialists” actress wore her hair in a simple straight style. Fred Duval / SplashNews.com
Johnson posed alongside co-star Josh Hartnett, who wore a unique black suit. John Rainford / SplashNews.com

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Harnett wore a tieless black suit with balloon pants and a suit jacket with a modern cut.

This isn’t the first time Johnson has been seen dazzling onlookers in a jaw-dropping sheer look — she’s practically mastered the aesthetic.

At the 2024 Los Angeles premiere of “Madame Web,” she stunned in a custom mesh crystal creation by Gucci meant to match the movie’s theme, layering it with skin-toned underwear.

Johnson showed ex Chris Martin what he was missing post-breakup in June 2025, stepping out in New York in a sheer black Nensi Dojaka bodysuit and matching tulle midi skirt.

Johnson, seen above at the Zurich Film Festival in Sept. 2025, frequently models sheer looks. Getty Images for ZFF
At the Kering Foundation’s Caring for Women Dinner in Sept. 2025, she showed off a sheer black floral look, as seen above. Patrick McMullan via Getty Images
In December 2025, she donned an ivory “Chloe” dress, as pictured here. Getty Images

In September 2025, she twice stepped out in skin-baring sheer looks — once in a black lace dress with floral embroidery and exposed matching underwear for the Kering Foundation’s Caring for Women Dinner, and again in a vibrant purple sheer lace Gucci dress at the Zurich Film Festival.

In December 2025, the “Materialists” actress showed off her aptitude for the style in an off-white lace dress with a plunging neckline by Chloé for the Red Sea International Film Festival.

Johnson told Vogue Germany in October 2025 that she simply doesn’t “care” when asked whether she worries her dresses are “too sexy.”

“I’ve been able to wear some of the most beautiful dresses, and I feel beautiful in them, so I wear them,” she told the magazine.

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