Dakota Johnson isn’t leaving her scene-stealing sense of style behind, even as her Hollywood career reaches new heights. The “Materialists” actor made a jaw-dropping appearance at the Zurich Film Festival in Switzerland Thursday, where she was honored with the Golden Eye award for career achievement. Dakota Johnson appeared at Switzerland's Zurich Film Festival on Thursday in a sheer royal blue gown.Joshua Sammer via Getty ImagesMuch of the ensuing buzz, however, was about Johnson’s royal blue Gucci gown, which featured a drop waist and a lacy, see-through bodice.She accessorized the daring look with a sparkling assortment of diamond and sapphire jewelry by Roberto Coin. The "Materialists" actor's royal blue Gucci gown featured a drop waist and a lacy, see-through bodice.Andreas Rentz via Getty ImagesJohnson, who confirmed her split from Coldplay musician Chris Martin this summer after a nearly eight-year relationship, has embraced sheer, skin-baring looks at a number of recent high-profile events.Earlier this month, she rocked a see-through lacy black gown, also by Gucci, while attending the Kering Foundation’s Caring for Women event in New York. Johnson's latest film is "Splitsville," which follows two couples whose respective marriages are tested by a complicated act of perceived infidelity.Andreas Rentz via Getty ImagesShe also stepped out in a sheer Nensi Dojaka bodysuit and tulle skirt while enjoying an early summer afternoon at New York’s Greenwich Hotel in June. To honor Johnson, the Zurich Film Festival also screened her latest film, “Splitsville.” The romantic comedy, which also stars Michael Angelo Covino and Kyle Marvin, follows two couples whose respective marriages are tested by a complicated act of perceived infidelity. Johnson split from Coldplay musician Chris Martin in June after about eight years of dating. Andreas Rentz via Getty Images“It’s less of a love triangle and more of a love experiment. It’s enmeshed, codependent, incestuous, and all the while really deeply loving ultimately, but pretty fucked up a lot of the time,” Johnson explained to Deadline in May. “I think it’s such an interesting topic because I don’t feel like there’s one right way to love, or one right way to live your life, and I think human beings are being allowed to evolve.” Close