- Amanda Seyfried attended the Berlin International Film Festival premiere of her new movie The Testament of Ann Lee.
- She wore a sheer ballgown featuring sequin embroidery.
- Her gold and diamond Tiffany & Co. accessories totaled $192,000.
Amanda Seyfried made a whimsical entrance at the premiere of her movie The Testament of Ann Lee on Thursday. Walking the red carpet at the Berlin International Film Festival, the actress paired her sheer ballgown with six figures’ worth of jewelry.
Seyfried’s gauzy dress included a strip of bronze embellishments, along with sequined floral details on the skirt. Her Tiffany & Co. accessories consisted of a gold and diamond necklace, matching earrings, and two different rings totaling $192,000, per the brand’s website.
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The Housemaid star wore her blonde tresses in bouncy curls, while her makeup incorporated metallic eyeshadow, rosy blush, and pink lip gloss.
Seyfried was assisted by her longtime stylist, Elizabeth Stewart, who also counts Cate Blanchett and Julia Roberts as clients.
Last fall, Seyfried once again opted for Tiffany & Co. diamonds to promote her new film in London, styling a teardrop pendant necklace with her strapless Richard Quinn gown. The black-and-white number featured a velvet skirt lined with tulle, as well as a massive rose appliqué on the bodice. Satin open-toe pumps topped off her look.
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Speaking to Variety about The Testament of Ann Lee, Seyfried described the movie as “a celebration” and “an experience.”
“It’s unlike anything, so it is hard to describe for me as somebody who’s not very good at describing things,” she added. “But it felt very brave, and it felt very scary. But once we were shooting that lifted.”
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Seyfried was initially hesitant to take on the titular role, for which she had to learn a new accent.
“Are you sure you want me?” she asked director Mona Fastvold. “Surely there are other younger British actresses who could nail the accent. But she said, ‘God no, you can get this made for me!'”
“I knew it was going to be hard,” Seyfried said of embodying the character. “But Mona brings the same people around her. So I was like, ‘Yeah, I want to be part of the family and drink natural wine on the weekends.'”
