
Amanda Seyfried Channels Quiet Luxury in Giorgio Armani at ‘The Testament of Ann Lee’ Premiere
Amanda Seyfried paid homage to Giorgio Armani in a sleek, elegant dress by the late designer’s eponymous fashion label for the Los Angeles premiere of her new film “The Testament of Ann Lee” on Sunday night.
The actress, whose look was curated by stylist Elizabeth Stewart, wore a ribbed black midi dress with long sleeves and a high neckline by Giorgio Armani, who died at the age of 91 in September. The dress was crafted with a semi-sheer fabric and striped lines throughout.

Merging classic elegance with modernity, the Giorgio Armani dress was complemented by a pair of Aquazzura black pumps. As for jewelry, Seyfried wore pieces courtesy of Tiffany & Co., including the Schlumberger Stitches ring and the diamond and tourmaline earrings.
When it came to glam, Seyfried’s hair was styled with the resurgent side part — her blond hair coiffed with soft waves that cascaded down her shoulder. Makeup highlights included bold brows, a lined eye and a pop of color with a red lip.

Seyfried’s “The Testament of Ann Lee” promotional tour has been full of eclectic designs. For her Wednesday appearance on “Good Morning America,” Stewart styled the Oscar-nominated “Mank” actress in a look from Miu Miu‘s 2011 runway show.
The following evening, Seyfried wore a flirty red knit dress by Magda Butrym for her Thursday appearance on “Late Night With Seth Meyers.” Other labels worn by Seyfried over the course of the last several months include Valentino, Prada and more.

Directed by Mona Fastvold, “The Testament of Ann Lee” chronicles the life of Shaker movement founder Ann Lee and the creation of her utopian society in the Americas. The film arrives with a limited theatrical release on Dec. 25, followed by wide release on Feb. 20.
Originally published by wwd.com. Syndicated material does not necessarily reflect the views of Grazia British.
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