Scarlett Johansson’s White Suit Look Is Businesswear With a Slice of Fun

Scarlett Johansson wowed fans with her eye-catching look when she arrived at the Sony Pictures Classics and The Cinema Society’s special screening of her new movie, “Eleanor the Great.” On September 24, the actor-director stepped on the red carpet at Village East by Angelika in New York City, looking absolutely captivating. She showed her expertise in elevating a classic business chic outfit featuring a white suit.

Scarlett Johansson pairs an all-white suit with a lace bodysuit in NYC photos

Scarlett Johansson commanded attention while attending the special screening of her new film, Eleanor the Great. New photos of the actor-director from the star-studded NYC event showed her donning an elegant all-white look. The ensemble featured a sharp, oversized, double-breasted white blazer, which she paired with matching white trousers.

Scarlett Johansson added a touch of fun to the otherwise business chic outfit by wearing a white bodysuit underneath the white blazer. The bodysuit showcased a sweetheart neckline and delicate lace embellishments. The actor further styled the look by adding some colorful accessories. She opted for two gorgeous necklaces. One of them was adorned with mesmerizing, colorful stones. She also wore two pairs of dainty gold hoop earrings and a stunning ring featuring a dark stone. Photos of the actor also showed her flaunting a chic white manicure with the look.

When it came to makeup, Scarlett Johansson went for a fall-perfect look. It showcased subtly defined eyes, a warm peach-toned blush on her cheeks, and a light brown lip. She kept her blonde tresses open and sported a middle part.

Scarlett Johansson has directed the movie, “Eleanor the Great.” In the meantime, Tory Kamen has acted as the movie’s writer. The film’s cast includes June Squibb, Jessica Hecht, Erin Kellyman, Chiwetel Ejiofor, and Rita Zohar.

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