Scarlett Johansson filed for divorce from husband of two years, French journalist Romain Dauraic, earlier this month and is reportedly headed for a difficult custody battle over their daughter Rose Dorothy.

But if the actress is stressed over her personal troubles, she did not show it on Wednesday evening while in Japan.

The 32-year-old New York City native looked stunning in a 𝑠e𝑥y teal gown as she attended the premiere for her highly anticipated sci-fi adventure Ghost In The Shell.

She pulled it off! Scarlett Johansson looked sensational in this complicated teal dress at the Ghost In The Shell premiere in Japan on Wednesday evening

Va-voom: The blonde bombshell knew just how to pose in the interesting dress that actually seemed to be two dresses sewn together

The blonde bombshell knew just how to pose in the interesting dress that actually seemed to be two dresses sewn together.

Then on her left side she seemed to have half of another dress on that had a long sleeve and tiers on the lower half.

A 10: Then on her left side she seemed to have half of another dress on that had a long sleeve and tiers on the lower half

Long earrings and a small gold clutch were her accessories.

Thanks to her beauty and incredible figure, she managed to pull off the number.

The Lucy star looked confident as she put one had on her hip and smiled for the dozens of photographers on the carpet.

Her early years: She made her film debut in the fantasy comedy North (1994). Johansson subsequently starred in Manny & Lo (1996), and garnered further acclaim and prominence with roles in The Horse Whisperer (1998) and Ghost World (2001)

A pro: The Lucy star looked confident as she put one had on her hip and smiled for the dozens of photographers on the carpet

She was also seen in a maroon silk number by HANEY that had a floral design.

The jumpsuit had harem pants and a turtleneck top.

While in that look, Scarlett was seated on stage, most likely for a Q&A interview about the film.

Ghost In The Shell is out this month and also stars Takeshi Kitano, Michael Pitt and Juliette Binoche.

It’s based on the Japanese manga of the same name by Masamune Shirow, and previously became an animated film in Japan in 1995.