See how Scarlett Johansson wears fall's metallic dress trend

Scarlett captivated everyone at the premiere of Jojo Rabbit during Toronto Film Festival. The blonde beauty opted for a deep neckline, draped, and subtly ruffled number. She chose to compliment her ensemble with a chain necklace and jeweled sandals

This fall-winter season, many brands have opted for metallic looks. To give its collection a bright aura and give midi dresses extra style points, Hansen & Gretel chose to go with a shiny silver fabric as opposed to bronze or white hue.

Scarlett's outfit is impossible to ignore, and you can emulate her style with the Weston Dress by A.L.C. This dazzling midi dress features a smocked waist, a halter neck, and a sleek pleated skirt. You will look radiant!

These types of dresses are known for having an effortlessly sexy approach. To channel the two-time Oscar nominee, you can look to the Silver Hammered Satin Halterneck Maxi Dress by Pretty Little Things ($62). Combine it with shiny accessories, and you'll be more than ready for a glam night out!

Perhaps the chicest way to evoke luxe dressing is with metallics. That's why Maria Grazia Chiuri used it to add some drama and, of course, whimsical touch to her Dior designs. Fluid, draped silhouettes, and bare shoulders are the maison's way to dazzle.

Allow yourself to be captivated by this trend and wear the Metallic Dress With Straps by Zara ($59.90), which imitates the look of liquid silver. Perfect for a black-tie event, you can pair it with a crystal-embellished mini bag. Finish off your look with a swipe of bold red lipstick.

An iteration like the Quicksilver Metallic Midi Dress by Nasty Gal ($60) might become a favorite for those who prefer relaxed or boho-style looks. In addition to its classic V-neck, its cape overlay adds a flirty touch.

Within the pieces that best fit the trend are pleated gowns in dark hues that evoke a combination of black and silver. The models seen on the Alberta Ferretti catwalk are a clear example of this.

The Andrea Gown by Retrofete is bound to make you turn heads. This gunmetal dress merges an asymmetrical bodice with a belted silhouette which helps define the waist in the most refined of ways.

If you are looking for a new essential piece for this fall-winter season, we suggest the Esme Dress by House of Harlow 1960, made with an original holographic textile (Revolve, $328).

Like Scarlett, metallic dresses will have you becoming a trendsetter.