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Dakota Johnson rang in 37 in style.
The “Verity” actress followed up her “SNL” hosting gig on Saturday, where Taylor Swift presented her with a birthday cake, with a proper party.
Johnson hosted an intimate dinner at Via Carota in NYC on Monday evening, dressed in a sultry all-black outfit befitting of spooky season.
The star wore a completely sheer black lace Stella McCartney featuring black velvet panels that showed her black underwear. Johnson previously wore the same style in March, when she attended a Paul McCartney concert, sans jacket.
She topped the look with a mink-trimmed Nour Hammour leather jacket ($2,120) and accessorized with sandals from The Row ($890) and a Sylvia Gnecchi chainmail bag ($1,040).
As for the jewels, the birthday girl sparkled in an array of diamond jewelry, including a pair of Jessica McCormack hoop drop earrings, a Toteme drop necklace ($690) and a duo of Sophie Bille Brahe rings that spell out “D” and “J”, each costing $12,500.
Though Swift joined Johnson on-stage at “SNL” during her monologue — and sneakily joined the after-party after the action-packed show — she was not in attendance at her birthday dinner.
However, Jennifer Lawrence helped celebrate, along with husband Cooke Maroney as well as other Johnson friends and family.
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