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Venice Film Festival 2021: Dakota Johnson dazzles in a semi-sheer glitzy gown as she takes the red carpet by storm at The Lost Daughter premire
She plays a mother named Nina in Maggie Gyllenhaal’s directorial debut.
And Dakota looked nothing short of sensational as she arrived for the premiere of her film The Lost Daughter during the Venice Film Festival on Friday evening.
The actress, 31, cut a stunning figure in a plunging silver gown which featured glitzy tassels over the sheer flowing skirt.
So glam! Dakota looked nothing short of sensational as she arrived for the premiere of her film The Lost Daughter during the Venice Film Festival on Friday evening
The semi-sheer material was embellished with colourful jewels and the inbuilt belt showed off her incredible figure.
Dakota she wore her dark tresses in tousled waves over her shoulders, while she opted for a heavy coat of make-up in a plum pallet.
The Lost Daughter is Maggie’s directorial debut and stars Dakota and Olivia in the lead roles.
Effortless style: The actress, 31, cut a stunning figure in a plunging silver gown which featured glitzy tassels over the sheer flowing skirt
Sensational: The semi-sheer material was embellished with colourful jewels and the inbuilt belt showed off her incredible figure
The movie – based on the 2006 novel of the same name by Elena Ferrante – follows the story of Olivia’s character Leda, a college professor on a summer holiday at the seaside.
Leda becomes obsessed with a woman named Nina (played by Dakota) and her young daughter as she watches them play on the beach.
She’s then reminded of the terror and confusion she felt in early motherhood as she watches the mother-daughter duo, as well as their extended family.
Film: The Lost Daughter is Maggie’s directorial debut and stars Dakota and Olivia in the lead roles
Plot: The movie – based on the 2006 novel of the same name by Elena Ferrante – follows the story of Olivia’s character Leda, a college professor on a summer holiday at the seaside
Girl gang: Dakota posed with Olivia Colman (left) and director Maggie Gyllenhaal (right)
Reminded of the unconventional choices she made for her own daughter, Leda begins to unravel and becomes a prisoner of her own mind, unable to explain what has happened.
It was announced last month that Netflix had acquired the rights to air The Lost Daughter with the film scheduled for release on the streaming platform in December.
On casting her husband in her directorial debut, Maggie said while speaking at the festival that she had reservations, but her partner ‘surprised her at every turn’, reports Deadline.
Maggie revealed: ‘To be completely honest, there was a moment when I thought maybe it’s not such a great idea to have Peter play the object of desire with an exquisite, gorgeous, intelligent young actress.
Upcoming: Maggie’s star-studded directorial debut The Lost Daughter is set to premiere at the 78th Venice International Film Festival on Friday
Talented: The movie tells the gripping story of Olivia Colman’s character Leda (pictured)
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