For the event, she wore a long-sleeved lace top over a black bra and tucked the former into high-waisted leather pants.

At the LACMA Art + Film Gala that year, she wore a black Gucci dress with multiple daring elements. It had netted sleeves up top, golden feathers across her chest, and green fringe on her skirt.

While in New York City, she wore a fuzzy green vest over a tan jumpsuit. And she didn't stop there.

Johnson also wore strappy heels and sunglasses that made the casual outfit look dramatic and glam.

The white dress had thin straps and a plunging neckline embellished with crystals.

The Prada design hugged her body in the front and revealed her tattoos on her back.

She walked the red carpet that night in a black velvet gown with sheer sleeves and matching mesh panels across her waist and legs.

At the "Fifty Shades Darker" premiere that year, Johnson arrived in a shapeless Valentino gown with a V-neckline that plunged below her chest.

Her gold Gucci gown was made from satin. It had a high pleated neckline, long sleeves, and an oversize bow at the waist.

The skin-revealing design was made from black tulle, Swarovski crystals, and recycled brass.

She wore a vibrant red suit jacket with no shirt underneath, matching trousers, and a diamond choker. Equally daring were her mismatched heels, which had giant crystals on one shoe but not the other.

She wore a strapless Dior gown made from lace with a corset-style bodice and sheer skirt.

Johnson wore a Givenchy look with brown fabric surrounding its asymmetrical metallic bodice and a matching silver belt.

She walked the red carpet at "The Peanut Butter Falcon" screening in a Saint Laurent design. It featured a large bow as a top, a triangle cutout at the chest, and all-over crystal designs.

Her silver Gucci gown had a plunging neckline, a see-through bodice and skirt, and crystal fringe.

Johnson paired it with leather pants, pointed pumps, and a diamond necklace.

While meeting fans in New York City, Johnson was photographed wearing a cream-colored dress with a high slit in its skirt that almost reached her hips.

Her Gucci frock was held together by sparkling belts strapped across her chest, and matched her Gucci-logo tights.

She wore pink satin pants — they were so wide they resembled a skirt — and a cropped, crystal-covered top that was sleeveless with a deep V-neckline.

The "naked" design from Gucci was covered with long silver fringe and delicate sparkles.

The Magda Butrym look included a denim bustier, a matching trench coat, and baggy jeans.

For a Gucci runway show, Johnson wore black lingerie underneath a see-through slip dress and monogrammed coat.

At the "Madame Web" premiere, Johnson sported a custom chainmail gown from Gucci that sparkled in the light. It was sleeveless, plunged at the neckline, and see-through.

Though the gown did appear to have a small lining, it matched the actor's skin tone perfectly and created the illusion that she was only wearing the crystal links.

In early June, she was photographed walking around New York City in a maroon bodysuit beneath a black tulle dress.

The latter had long sleeves, a wrapped neckline, and a flared skirt, making for a classic silhouette. However, it was entirely see-through.

Johnson was one of the best-dressed stars at Kering's 2025 Caring for Women dinner in New York City. She was also the most daring.

Gucci designed her mesh gown, which was entirely sheer and decorated with sparkling florals. It also had long sleeves, a high neckline, and a short train.

She wore only simple undergarments beneath the dress and accessorized with emerald earrings.