Dakota Johnson's Revealing Dress Causes Awkward Interaction With Jimmy Fallon
Dakota Johnson's Revealing Dress Causes Awkward Interaction With Jimmy Fallon originally appeared on Parade.
Dakota Johnson's dress caused a little commotion during an appearance on The Tonight Show — and she didn't hesitate to confront host Jimmy Fallon about it!
While stopping by the late night show to promote her upcoming film Materialists, Johnson pointed out her low cut dress may not have been the best option for the interview, telling Fallon that it was the "wrong dress."
In response, Fallon said he thought the dress was "perfect" but suggested that Johnson "not move" in order to prevent any accidental spillage. It wasn't long before things got a little awkward though and Johnson had to remind the host where here eyes were!
"My eyes are up here!" Johnson joked, while Fallon looked towards the ceiling and admitted that he couldn't meet her gaze — and didn't know where he should look.
Fallon tried to get the interview back on track but things were derailed once again when Johnson got concerned that she might be a little too exposed.
"Tell me if there's a problem," Johnson pleaded. "Keep my posture real good. Does anyone have, like, a blanket I could wear?"
While Fallon tried to reassure her that there was "not quite a problem" yet and everything was still going "according to plan," he did offer her a tiny handkerchief to attempt to cover up her chest.
"That's perfect! No one will even notice the difference. You look great...[but] I don't want to ruin your outfit. You look gorgeous," Fallon said.
After Johnson removed the handkerchief, Fallon joked that he was listing it on eBay as soon as he got home — although there's no listing on the auction website just yet!
In the end, Fallon presented Johnson with a cardigan that her father Don Johnson had gifted him. A visibly relieved Johnson used it to cover up for the next few moments — but by the end of the interview, she had ditched her cover up.
You can watch Dakota Johnson and Jimmy Fallon's awkward interaction below.
Dakota Johnson's Revealing Dress Causes Awkward Interaction With Jimmy Fallon first appeared on Parade on Jun 3, 2025
This story was originally reported by Parade on Jun 3, 2025, where it first appeared.
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