Dakota Johnson Steps Out With Mom Melanie Griffith in a Perfect Spring Dress

Last night time, Dakota Johnson became a screening of her new rom-com, Materialists, right into a full-on circle of relatives affair. The actor, who stars within the upcoming Celine Song movie along Pedro Pascal and Chris Evans, used to be joined through her mother Melanie Griffith and siblings Stella Banderas and Grace and Jesse Johnson.

Dakota donned a fitted white get dressed with a sheer skirt for the development. Griffith, 67, adopted her daughter’s lead, dressed in a diaphanous brown best, loose-fitting denims, and a khaki trench coat. Stella, the 28-year-old daughter of Griffith and Antonio Banderas, slipped right into a brown get dressed with ruching and a leather-based coat. Grace, the daughter of Don Johnson and Kelly Phlegler, opted for a butter yellow coat, mini bag, and black separates. Jesse, 42, stayed easy in a grey sweater and black hat. He is the son of Dakota’s father, Don Johnson, and actor Patti D’Arbanville.

In addition to Stella, Grace, and Jesse, Dakota, 35, additionally counts Alexander Bauer, 39, Jasper Johnson, 22, Deacon Johnson, 19, as siblings. Alexander is the eldest son of Griffith and actor Steven Bauer whilst Jasper and Deacon are the youngest kids of Johnson and Phlegler. Griffith and Johnson had been in brief married in 1976 and once more from 1989 till 1996. They welcomed Dakota in 1989.

Last 12 months, the Materialists superstar unfolded about her mixed circle of relatives in an interview with Bustle. “Most of us are artists,” she mentioned of her siblings, including “Even in my adult life and my new family, most of us are artists. Even the kids, they’re extraordinarily talented people. So you just are dealing with complex people. You grow and you embrace and you say, ‘Fuck you and fuck off,’ and then ‘I love you, come back.’”

The actor endured, “No matter how fucked up it is, or who’s in rehab, or who’s not speaking to whom, or who’s divorcing whom, we’re family. And we are always going to be a family. It’s really real.”