Scarlett Johansson Just Wore a Micro-Minidress with a ’50s Bob For a Rare Outing With Colin Jost

Scarlett Johansson and Colin Jost are often making headlines for their adorable — and occasionally hilarious — comments about their private marriage and at-home life with their son Cosmo. But it is a rare treat to see the beloved Hollywood It couple out together in public. But being the supportive husband he is, Jost accompanied Johansson to the after-party of the premiere of her new movie Asteroid City.

On Tuesday, the two were spotted at the star-studded bash following the Wes Anderson’s red carpet premiere. For the gathering, Johansson wore a black, white, and yellow floral and polka dot-printed micro-minidress from Rodarte with exaggerated puff shoulders and a V-neckline. Black slide-on heels completed the look, and she accessorized with pearl drop earrings. Her famous blonde hair was styled finger-curled bob with a deep side-part, and she kept her glam natural with dewy skin, mascara, and peach lips.

For his part, Jost wore a maroon suit layered over charcoal-colored T-shirt. The trousers featured a single gold stripe on the outside of each leg, and he finished the look with some trusty Converse sneakers.

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During the evening’s main event (the actual premiere), Johansson wore a white ruched mermaid gown a drop-waist pleated skirt, a giant rosette on the chest, and a spaghetti-strap halter top. She wore sheer and silver pointy-toe pumps and accessorized with several mismatching statement rings and the aforementioned pearl earrings. She wore her hair in the same 1950s-inspired hairstyle.

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In Anderson’s latest piece of work, which is slated to premiere June 23, Johansson stars alongside a stacked cast that includes Margot Robbie, Maya Hawke, Tom Hanks, Adrien Brody, Jeff Goldblum, Bryan Cranston, Bill Murray, Steve Carell, Matt Dillon, Rita Wilson, Jason Schwartzman … the list goes on. The film centers a fictional play that tells the story of terrestrial happenings in a dusty town in a 1950s United States.