Springtime calls for lightweight blouses, faded jeans, and fresh flats—and no one pulls off the look better than Dakota Johnson. The Materialists actress was recently seen wearing an ideal warm-weather outfit involving all three of those pieces, and I’m dying to mimic it this season.
According to a recent Instagram post by @dakotajohnsonscloset—an account dedicated to dissecting the star’s wardrobe—she was out and about on Easter wearing an airy white top from Dôen (which is now sold out), a pair of jeans from RE/DONE’s collab with Levi’s, and some leather flats from The Row. Getting Dakota’s exact look might be pricey, but I rounded up some similar fashion picks that’ll give you the same vibe for less.
I’ll start with her white blouse, because I found the perfect top to shop from Levi’s; it looks almost identical to the one she owns.
While Levi’s is mainly known for its timeless denim staples, it’s also home to countless amounts of blouses and T-shirts—many of which are new this season. You’ll find everything from airy button-ups to vintage-style tees and even cable-stitch crewnecks perfect for chilly, early-spring nights.
Dakota’s jeans, on the other hand, were part of a brand collaboration between RE/DONE and Levi’s. But if you don’t have an extra $395 to spare on the exact pair (same), the below pick will do, all thanks to its ‘90s cut and light denim wash.
To complete Dakota’s springtime look, you can throw these flats on; they resemble her pair from The Row (including the little bow feature). These ones are from Amazon Essentials, a brand that our editors like for style and value.
Here are a few more similar tops we found that look similar to Dakota’s that you can shop on Amazon for under $30:
If you’re inspired to buy a few more fashion picks inspired by Dakota, why not add these Adidas Samba sneakers to your cart? The actress is a fan of ‘em, and they’re currently 45% off.
Amanda (she/her) is a writer and editor covering deals, trends and sales. She has almost a decade of experience in digital journalism, including more than five years in e-commerce at brands like Bustle Digital Group and TODAY. Amanda has a bachelor’s degree in communications with a concentration in journalism from Ramapo College of New Jersey. When she’s not working, you can find her writing songs.
