New photos of Scarlett Johansson‘s look for the Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF) were shared on Instagram, highlighting her back tattoos. The 40-year-old actress also has a glowing appearance in the pictures. At TIFF, Johansson premiered her directorial debut, Eleanor the Great. The film is expected to hit theaters later this month. It previously premiered at the Un Certain Regard section of the 2025 Cannes Film Festival on May 20, 2025.
Scarlett Johansson’s new photos showcase her glow and back tattoos
Scarlett Johansson’s skincare company, The Outset, shared a series of photos of the actress on Instagram. In one photo, the Oscar nominee, who wore a light pink gown, could be seen putting on an earring.
The second photo sees the actress standing in a hallway, smiling with her back turned to the camera. This picture gives a good look at her back tattoos: a large rose bush branch with thorns shaded in black and white.
The tattoos are also partially visible in the third photo, which sees the Jurassic World Rebirth star standing near a window.
“A glowing night for Scarlett’s directorial debut at @tiff_net ✨Radiant skin courtesy of @theoutset,” read the post’s caption.
The pictures sparked a variety of fan reactions, with some commenters posting that the actress appeared to be glowing.
“She looks stunning!” one user exclaimed.
“She looks so beautiful,” a fan commented.
Another wrote, “AHHHH SHES GLOWINGGG!!!”
Yet another added, “Yassss our queen with the outset glowwww.”
As mentioned in the captions, Johansson’s makeup and hair were handled by Soo Park and Jenny Cho. Kate Young styled the actress, while Gemma Warren took the photographs.
The captions also revealed the products that were used in styling the actress for TIFF. This included Hung Vanngo Beauty’s Accentuating Longwear Lip Liner.
Eleanor the Great arrives in U.S. theaters September 26, 2025.
June Squibb leads the film’s cast, playing the title character, Eleanor Morgenstein. Supporting cast members include Jessica Hecht, Erin Kellyman, Chiwetel Ejiofor, and Rita Zohar.
Originally reported by Abdul Azim Naushad on Mandatory.
