With her mini dress, Dakota Johnson shows THE trend in 2022

In spring 2021, mini skirts made their big comeback – and this year mini dresses are following. Dakota Johnson shows us how cool and elegant the 2022 trend is. In January 2022 she wore a particularly colorful and playful version of it.

So in 2022 it’s time to show your skin and legs again. Midi and maxi lengths, which are currently dominant in the fashion industry, could then take a break. With figure-hugging mini dresses, things are now getting pretty short – and chic. These dresses are perfect for the big entrance. So it’s not surprising that Dakota Johnson, as an interview guest on “The Late Late Show with James Corden”, chose such a piece as an outfit.

Trend 2022: Dakota Johnson relies on a mini dress

Dakota Johnson’s take on the big 2022 trend is a long-sleeved bright red mini dress with a V-neckline and eye-catching ruffles down the middle. Undoubtedly a statement piece that has a touch of extravagance, is playful and super elegant at the same time. If you look around the big online shops, these characteristics form a large part of the trend comeback. When it comes to mini dresses, a lot of attention is being paid to details this year. The latter can include a bright color, waist belt, bows, ruffles, flounces, a special neckline or balloon sleeves.

As far as styling goes, Dakota Johnson’s combo is, of course, an absolute classic. She wore her mini dress with pointed pumps, also in a fiery red. But the trend is also suitable for everyday use and winter. Of course, if you don’t want to wait for spring, you first need tights, then knee-high chunky boots and, on particularly cold days, an unbuttoned oversized cardigan. A quilted coat or camel coat and a fluffy bucket hat with teddy fur serve as a topping for the short dress.

Mini dress for post-shopping

Here you can shop the short dresses à la Dakota Johnson in different variations and styles:

mango

Short wrap dress with tie at waist

HM

Mini dress with wide sleeves

Mytheresa

Short dress with balloon sleeves by Dorothee Schumacher