Scarlett Johansson Nearly Pops Out Her 'Dangerous' Plunging Dress

Scarlett Johansson is proving her popularity as photos that are now 20 years old resurface on Instagram. In May, a fan reposted the actress' 2004 Met Gala look, one coming courtesy of American designer Calvin Klein and listed as part of that year's "dangerous" looks by E! News. Flaunting her stunning figure in a slinky, lemon-yellow dress, Scarlett showed off her killer curves while nearly popping out of her dress, but as ever, she stayed classy. The 39-year-old turned heads at that year's event in a sleeveless satin number, going figure-hugging as she joined the likes of Natalie Portman, Hilary Swank, and Serena Williams on the red carpet.

Scroll for all the photos. Displaying her world-famous cleavage, Scarlett channeled prom vibes in a rich satin gown with a knotted detail below the bust. Putting her curves on display, the Black Widow star drew the eye down to her waist, where a fitted bodice fed into the dress' floor length and slight train.

Rocking a balconette neckline and strappy high heels, Scarlett lifted her dress a little in one photo, where she was seen making her way into the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City.

Accessorizing her sexy dress with a gold clutch and diamond jewelry, Scarlett opted for Old-World glam, wearing her light locks tied back. Sporting plenty of warming makeup, the MCU star showed off her plump pout and rosy cheeks, reminding the cameras of the good looks she's still turning heads for.

Scarlett Johansson has made Met Gala headlines since. In 2016, the mom of two wore Armani, with 2018 seeing her slip her curves into a Marchesa number.

Scarlett has solidly left her Woody Allen era behind in favor of a far more lucrative superhero one, but fans haven't forgotten her 2006 movie Scoop, costarring Hugh Jackman. In one scene, her journalist character braves a swim with the murder suspect she's investigating, and this photo reminded everyone of her swimsuit body.

Street photos of Scarlett Johansson tend to be a million miles from her dolled-up red-carpet looks, something the Hollywood actress has opened up about.

"I've always liked a glamorous look for both clothes and make-up but in everyday life I'm much less va va voom and much more androgynous. More functional," she told Vogue. Of opting out of working with stylists for her everyday looks, she has also shared: “I worked with incredible stylists in the past," continuing: "It’s somebody else’s awesome version of what I look good in. That’s great for a photo shoot. But I’m not in a photo shoot. I’m just being me.” Follow our Facebook page for more ScarJo updates!