Dakota Johnson Shows off a Björk Sweater While Walking Through Los Angeles
Dakota Johnson recently embraced a laid-back aesthetic during a morning outing in Studio City, California, on March 9. The 36-year-old actress was photographed enjoying a walk while sporting a vintage-inspired sweater referencing Björk’s 1996 “Post Tour,” paired with black leggings and Nike sneakers.
She completed her casual look with sunglasses and a baseball cap featuring the cheeky, eye-catching phrase, “Live, Laugh, Lobotomy.” The sighting coincided with the major global launch of a new Calvin Klein Spring campaign featuring the actress.
In her debut for the iconic fashion house, Johnson is showcased in a series of stripped-down, intimate images directed and photographed by Gordon von Steiner. The campaign highlights the brand’s latest denim silhouettes and lightweight underwear.
SPOTTED! Dakota heading to the gym today: https://t.co/IZb3fmmbiF pic.twitter.com/XjjNiDdVUx
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It also aims to portray a sense of quiet confidence and the liberating feeling of being comfortable in one’s own skin at home. Regarding the collaboration, Johnson expressed that the minimalist approach resonated deeply with her personal style.
“Calvin Klein jeans and underwear have a timeless quality that makes everything feel right the moment you put them on,” she stated in an official release. She added that the campaign celebrates a private, empowered kind of sensuality, noting.
“I love that this campaign celebrates being comfortable, free, and sexy on your own terms. Sometimes, a woman just BEING is the sexiest thing.” Beyond her latest fashion venture, Johnson has been making waves with her upcoming film projects.
It was recently announced that she will star in an adaptation of Audrey Niffenegger’s bestselling novel, Three Incestuous Sisters. Directed by the acclaimed Italian filmmaker Alice Rohrwacher, the film also features a powerhouse ensemble cast including Saoirse Ronan, Jessie Buckley, and Josh O’Connor.
The project is described as a loose reimagining of the source material, which follows the intense, insular bond between three sisters. Production for the film is slated to commence in April 2026, with Johnson also taking on a producing role through her banner, TeaTime Pictures.
Fans are eagerly anticipating how this collaboration between such a highly regarded director and her versatile cast will translate the novel’s lyrical, fairy-tale prose to the screen. Johnson continues to maintain a busy professional calendar following her work in last year’s romantic drama Materialists, where she starred alongside Chris Evans and Pedro Pascal.
While the actress has certainly navigated the complexities of Hollywood’s recent blockbuster landscape, including her role in Madame Web, she remains a sought-after talent known for her ability to shift seamlessly between big-budget productions and intimate, character-driven independent films.
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