Scarlett Johansson got suited in a textural design by Chloé for the New York City screening of her directorial debut, “Eleanor the Great,” on Wednesday.
The two-time Oscar-nominated actress’ look featured an elongated blazer with wide pockets at the waist, long sleeves and sharp shoulders. The white jacket coordinated with high-waist, wide-leg trousers, both of which featured a textural fabric with ornate embroidery.
Scarlett Johansson at the special screening of “Eleanor the Great” on Sept. 24 in New York City.
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Beneath the blazer, the recent Prada campaign star suited look included some lingerie inspiration with a floral lacy fabric and semi-sheer element. As for accessories, Johansson made her totem necklace — with aquamarine, brown moonstone and orange moonstone — by David Webb the statement jewelry piece of her look.
When it came to her glam, Johansson’s blond hair was styled by Renato Campora. Her makeup, featuring standout elements such as bold brows and a nude lip, was created by artist Hung Vanngo. Johansson’s look was curated by award-winning stylist Kate Young.
Scarlett Johansson wears Chloé at the special screening of “Eleanor the Great” on Sept. 24 in New York City.
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Young, who’s worked with Johansson throughout her “Eleanor the Great” promotional tour and styled stars like Dakota Johnson and Julianne Moore, among others, previously spoke with WWD about the role she plays in curating her clients’ red carpet looks. “Celebrities and designers form alliances in a way they didn’t used to,” the WWD 2025 Style Awards Best Stylist said in January.
“They might have met and become friends in the past, but now people align themselves with brands and then also become brand ambassadors or faces of campaigns,” she said. “Now, brands are so good at identifying talent they’re interested in very early.”
Scarlett Johansson
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“Eleanor the Great” follows Eleanor, played by June Squibb, after she suffers a devastating loss and embarks on an unexpected journey. The film is in theaters Friday.