Scarlett Johansson thrills in frills before smooching co-star Jonathan Bailey at Jurassic World Rebirth premiere
Scarlett Johansson made an impact wearing a frilled dress as she led her co-stars at the Jurassic World Rebirth premiere in New York City on Monday.
The actress, 40, looked incredible in the figure-hugging lace number which featured a cinched-in waistline and tiered ruffle accents.
She beamed as she greeted her co-star Jonathan Bailey, 37, leaning in to give him another warm peck on the lips after smooching him at the London premiere.
Asked about the PDA, Bailey, who is openly gay, told ET: 'I believe in being able to show love in all different ways. And if you can't kiss your friends... life's too short not to.'
For his part, Jonathan looked smart in a pale gray striped jacket and pants teamed with a white tank.
His look was rounded out with a pair of black leather Margiela loafer mules and purple-tinted eyeglasses.
All change: She was spotted in a silk shift dress as she mingled after the screening
Footnotes: The actress teamed her dress with a pair of towering silver platform heels
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