Scarlett Johansson took her Prada gown to the next level with the help of Barron London jewelry for Saturday night’s London Film Festival premiere of her film “Paper Tiger” at The Royal Festival Hall.
The two-time Oscar-nominated actress wore a sleeveless red gown with a sinuously shaped neckline and fabric ruching at the bust. A pleated piece of fabric extended from the base of the bust through the waist, skirt and hemline of the gown, creating a flowing effect.
The silhouette of the gown was mostly form-fitting with a pleated hemline and fabric that created a small train. But Johansson, who’s served as a campaign star for Prada in the past, used her dress as the ideal canvas for her statement jewelry.
Turning to Barron London, Johansson wore an 18.34-carat round diamond Tubogas gold necklace. “We added the central diamond to this original 1970s Tubogas necklace; the necklace was the perfect vehicle for such an impressive stone,” the luxury jewelry brand wrote in the caption to a post about the piece they shared on Instagram.
Indeed, the diamond was quite an exquisite addition, considering that such gemstones over 10 carats are incredibly rare. Along with the necklace, Johansson accessorized with the 20.18-carat oval desert diamond ring from the brand.
Finishing touches to Johansson’s look included a series of earrings and studs, along with a set of pumps by Aquazzura.
For glam, the actress’ hair was styled with a side part and coiffed in an homage to Old Hollywood glamour by stylist Renato Campora, with makeup by artist Hung Vanngo. Johansson’s look was curated by award-winning stylist Kate Young.
Johansson joined costar Adam Driver for the London Film Festival premiere of their film “Paper Tiger,” which follows two brothers in pursuit of the American dream who find themselves entangled in a Russian mafia scheme.
The film is part of the slate for the 2026 edition of the London Film Festival, which also includes selections like “Wildwood,” “Artificial” and “La Bola Negra,” among others. “Paper Tiger” hits theaters Nov. 20.