Dakota Johnson jokes about almost spilling out of her low-cut blazer on late show
Dakota Johnson flaunted her cleavage while braless in a plunging black blazer and skirt set while appearing on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon.
The actress, 35, wowed in the striking look that that had a neckline that dipped low beneath her chest.
As soon as Dakota sat down for the interview, she made a joke about her racy look.
'This is the wrong outfit,' she told Jimmy as soon as the interview started.
Jimmy, who makes sure to not look at her chest, tells her: 'No, no, I think it's perfect,' adding: 'You look great.'
Dakota thanked him and Jimmy said: 'Just don't...'
'My eyes are up here,' Dakota said.
'Just don't move,' Jimmy said, before bursting into laughter.
'I don't know where to... I can't even look there,' Jimmy says as he looks up at the ceiling and keeps his eyes there.
'I don't know what to do. I'm confused,' Jimmy says.
Changing the subject, Jimmy tells her: 'I'm so happy you're back and it's always great to see you. Do you remember the last time I saw you?'
Dakota smiles at him and says nothing.
He continues: 'It was in this building' and she answers 'for the SNL 50?'
'Saturday Night Live 50th Anniversary and I saw you in the hallway and we talked,' Jimmy explained.
'That's true,' Dakota added.
'Did you have? Wasn't that night crazy?' Jimmy asks, to which she agrees and says 'It was really crazy,' while adjusting her neckline.
'Didn't you think it was crazy? I feel like everyone thought it was so crazy,' she added.
'Everyone was in the best mood and walking around and like nothing really - everything... nothing really surprised me because it was like De Niro's over here, and... I mean did you see anyone that you freaked out on?' he asked.
'Well I was watching from under the bleachers where Lorne watches. I didn't go sit in the audience, which I thought was really special,' she said.
'Wow look at you,' he said.
'Cause me and Lorne, you know,' crossing her fingers.
'Was Lorne there?' he asked. 'He was like going back and forth. When he knew he was going to be on camera he'd be in the audience,' she said.
Dakota asked him at one point, 'Tell me if there's a problem,' as she pointed to her chest area.
He took a peek and told her: 'Right now there's not a problem. There's almost a problem but not quite - it's just like a...' his voice trailed off.
'Keep my posture real good,' she said.
'It's just everything is going according to plan,' he said, as she asked the audience: 'Does anyone have a blanket I could wear? Just kidding.'
Jimmy grabbed a handkerchief and gave it to her and she popped it into her neckline for some coverage.
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