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Dakota Johnson sets pulses racing in daring black gown at Kering Foundation dinner
New York/IBNS: Hollywood star Dakota Johnson made a striking appearance at the Kering Foundation’s Fifth Annual Caring for Women Dinner in New York City on September 10, turning heads in a dramatic black Valentino gown.
Dakota Johnson’s bold look
Styled by Kate Young, Johnson opted for a plunging, form-fitting gown featuring a prominent cutout extending towards her stomach, flowing sleeves and a mermaid-style skirt.
The dramatic ensemble was completed with a long train.
The actor paired the look with Messika jewellery, while her newly darkened brunette hair added an edgier touch to her overall appearance.
Co-host Dakota Johnson at tonight's 5th Annual Caring for Women Dinner in New York City, presented by Kering Foundation.#CaringForWomen pic.twitter.com/LpcH0j02FR
— Kering (@KeringGroup) September 11, 2026
Star-studded Kering Foundation dinner
The event, held at The Pool in Manhattan during New York Fashion Week, brought together several major names from Hollywood, fashion and sports, including Salma Hayek Pinault, Pamela Anderson, Simone Biles, Paris Hilton and Rita Ora.
The annual dinner is organised by the Kering Foundation to raise funds and awareness for organisations working to combat gender-based violence.
The 2026 edition raised more than $5 million for four beneficiary organisations.
Dakota Johnson warmly greeted Kering CEO François-Henri Pinault at the 2026 Kering Foundation Caring for Women Dinner in NYC on September 10, 2026. Co-chair Johnson joined co-host Pinault to support global efforts ending gender violence.#DakotaJohnson pic.twitter.com/KhelBmF3mV
— MTN (@movietv_news) September 11, 2026
Dakota Johnson’s upcoming projects
On the work front, Johnson’s upcoming projects include Verity, an adaptation of Colleen Hoover’s bestselling novel, in which she stars alongside Anne Hathaway and Josh Hartnett.
She is also set to make her feature directorial debut with A Tree Is Blue, starring Jessica Alba and Charli XCX.
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