Dakota Johnson's cheeky Marilyn Monroe moment! Star flashes her derriere after her dress gets caught up in gust of wind at Daddio premiere

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Dakota Johnson almost had a wardrobe malfunction on the red carpet while wearing a slinky, sheer blue dress to the Daddio premiere at Tribeca Film Festival in New York City on Monday evening.

The 34-year-old actress — who is currently filming The Materialists — teased a pair of lacy briefs underneath the flowy frock.

A gust of wind almost caused the star to have a 'Marilyn Monroe' moment, with the gown flashing a hint of her derriere as she signed autographs. 

Her dress was designed with spaghetti-thin straps and a lace portion at the chest, including a see-through panel that teased her midriff.

The silver screen siren teamed the look with strappy black open-toe high heels as she walked the step-and-repeat solo. 

She later dropped into the Shutterstock Portrait Studio where she got in front of the camera once again.

Dakota Johnson wore a slinky, sheer blue dress to the Daddio premiere at Tribeca Film Festival in New York City on Monday evening

The actress almost had a 'Marilyn Monroe' moment in the thin gown when a gust of wind blew her frock upward, nearly exposing her backside

Johnson's long brunette hair was styled in her usual look of face-framing bangs as the locks flowed over her chest.

Her face was set in a palette of flawlessly applied makeup that served to bring out her features.

The longtime entertainer's big blue eyes were accented with the addition of black mascara brushed along her upper and lower lashes.

Her cheeks were dusted in a rosy hue and her lipstick coordinated, complete with a matte finish. 

The Hollywood fixture, who stars in Daddio opposite Sean Penn, flaunted a matching nude manicure and pedicure. 

Dakota's collection of small tattoos were exposed in her outfit as she displayed the ink on her foot, arms, and back.

The movie star wore a long necklace made of a black cord and fringe, along with a sizable emerald stone pendant. 

She posed for snapshots with business partner Ro Donnelly, with whom she runs the production company TeaTime Pictures.

The sheer frock grazed her calves, and revealed her lace underwear beneath

Dakota's collection of small tattoos were exposed in her outfit as she displayed the ink on her foot, arms, and back

Her dress was designed with spaghetti-thin straps and a lace portion at the chest, including a see-through panel that teased her midriff

The 34-year-old actress teased a pair of lacy briefs underneath the flowy frock

She later dropped into the Shutterstock Portrait Studio where she got in front of the camera once again

Johnson's long brunette hair was styled in her usual look of face-framing bangs as the locks flowed over her chest. Her face was set in a palette of flawlessly applied makeup that served to bring out her features

Dakota posed with business partner Ro Donnelly, with whom she runs TeaTime Pictures

Donnelly modeled a black cape dress with a mock neck and added berry-toned matte lipstick

The silver screen siren teamed her look with strappy black open-toe high heels

Johnson took a seat on a wooden bench for her portrait series

Daddio was produced by the independent entertainment company and Johnson and Penn are the sole stars of the drama, which sees the duo in just one location throughout the movie's entirety.

Following the two through New York City in a cab ride from JFK Airport to midtown Manhattan, the plot tracks a single conversation between them.

Originally written as a play, Daddio was penned by playwright Christy Hall, who also directed.

TeaTime and Dakota gave fans a first look at the movie in a joint Instagram post shared in August 2023.

In the taxi ride, the driver (Penn) and passenger (Johnson) are strangers who discuss various subjects ranging from romantic love to childhood trauma. 

Addressing the intimacy of the actor's dialogue, Hall told Entertainment Weekly last year, 'It's easier, I think, to bare your soul to someone like a cabbie, because you know you're never going to see them again.'

Originally written as a play, Daddio was penned by playwright Christy Hall, who also directed; pictured with Dakota

Christy cut a smart figure at the premiere, arriving in a three-piece gray suit with pinstripes throughout

Hall wore her blonde highlighted locks in an off-center part and beachy waves

She layered the suit's vest and blazer over a button-up white shirt that she wore untucked

Christy cut a smart figure at the premiere, arriving in a three-piece gray suit with pinstripes throughout.

She layered the suit's vest and blazer over a button-up white shirt that she wore untucked.

Hall punctuated her ensemble with pointy-toe brown heels and she wore her blonde highlighted locks in an off-center part and beachy waves. 

It was announced in mid March that Daddio is slated for a June 28 theatrical release.