At first glance, Johnson’s dress seems extremely risqué, but there's actually an interesting contrast at play. Yes, it's a very sultry, see-through number, but the high neckline, long sleeves and extended train are much more demure. It's this contradiction that makes the dress both provocative and elegant. Underneath her ensemble was the Top Stitch convertible bra and Luxe cheeky panties from Fleur du Mal.
As for the rest of her outfit, Johnson paired her dress with strappy black high-heeled sandals and accessorized her ensemble with jewelry by Jessica McCormack. She styled her brunette locks in a face-framing updo that highlighted her bangs, and opted for 90s-style makeup that included black eyeliner and a nude lip.
The Kering Foundation event is an annual gala that raises funds for organizations combating gender-based violence, and seeing how Johnson has consistently voiced her support for women’s rights, this made her the perfect guest.