Scarlett Johansson joined the cast of “Jurassic World Rebirth” for their latest promotional tour stop on Sirius XM’s “The Julia Cunningham Show” in New York City on Wednesday. Johansson stars in the film alongside Jonathan Bailey and two-time Oscar-winner Mahershala Ali.

Johansson opted for the quiet luxury trend for her appearance on the Sirius XM show. The “Marriage Story” Oscar-nominee wore a coordinated look courtesy of Giuliva Heritage. Johansson’s look consisted first of the “Elvira” silk shirt, designed in a tan tone with mother-of-pearl buttons.

Johannson’s collared shirt coordinated with the silky “Lena” skirt, which was designed with a maxi length and high-waisted element to add definition to the silhouette. The actress completed her look with open-toe mules from the brand Paris Texas.

As for her glam, Johansson’s makeup was kept relatively clean and simple, save for her bold brows and pink lips. The actress’ hair was styled with the controversial side part, a look that’s seen a resurgence as of late. Johansson collaborates with award-winning stylist Kate Young.

Giuliva Heritage recently collaborated with Weekend Max Mara for its fall 2025 collection, emphasizing earthy tones and a contemporary lens on weekend getaway style. Cofounders Gerardo Cavaliere and Margherita Cardelli worked in tandem with the Weekend Max Mara team to craft the collection.

“I tried to create a mix of versatile garments, celebrating women’s harmony, grace and beauty,” Cavaliere, who cofounded Giuliva Heritage with her husband in 2017, said in an interview. “I looked at strong and self-empowered women who wear their personality and don’t need to show off.”

Giuliva Heritage features inspiration and elements from the Neapolitan tailoring tradition, with an emphasis on clean lines and classic appeal. The designs also fall in line with the quiet luxury trend, styled by other public figures as Meghan Markle.

“Jurassic World Rebirth,” directed by Gareth Edwards, follows an expedition team on a mission to collect DNA samples from rare breads of dinosaurs on the remote islands they still inhabit. The film hits theaters July 2.