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Dakota Johnson Shines as Valentino's New Face for Cruise 2026

Dakota Johnson Shines as Valentino's New Face for Cruise 2026

Post by : Meena Ariff

Hollywood’s Dakota Johnson has officially joined the ranks of Valentino, introducing a new phase for the illustrious fashion house. Recognized for her role in Fifty Shades of Grey, Johnson is now the face of Valentino's Cruise 2026 collection, recently revealed under the artistic direction of Alessandro Michele.

In her inaugural campaign, Johnson mesmerizes in a striking red chiffon mini-dress, priced at $9,900. This captivating image, part of the Valentino “Nocturne” campaign, radiates a sense of cinematic allure and understated elegance. The campaign's tagline, “Intimacy in frame,” perfectly encapsulates its essence—subtle yet visually striking.

The exquisite red dress, crafted in Valentino’s signature aesthetics, showcases an off-the-shoulder neckline, soft waist cutouts, and artful knotted details that harmonize structure with grace. She paired the ensemble with white patterned tights, blue heels, and a chic black Panthea handbag, opting for a natural makeup look and softly wavy hair.

Directed by Renell Medrano and photographed by Marili Andre, the campaign delves into the surreal realms of dreams and awareness. Valentino describes this collection as a venture through “a suspended threshold where sleep and wakefulness blur, merging intimacy with anonymity.”

The response on social media was resoundingly favorable, with fans lauding Johnson’s effortless poise. One follower remarked, “She makes red look serene,” while another added, “No one embodies quiet luxury like Dakota.”

The ‘Nocturne’ campaign highlights Valentino’s transformative identity under Michele’s guidance, marrying poetic introspection with rich cinematic narratives.

This collaboration solidifies Dakota Johnson's role as a contemporary fashion icon, reflecting the brand’s fresh vision of elegance, intimacy, and refined luxury.

Nov. 8, 2025 5:12 p.m. 225

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