The evolution of Amanda Seyfried on the red carpet in photographs: 2003-2024.
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Amanda Seyfried has made us fall in love with her on screen time and time again, whether it’s the character she plays or the extremely powerful roles she gets involved in. But the other thing people always talk about is her truly iconic fashion sense (which she described in interviews as “loose, casual and androgynous”).
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No color is too bold for her, no style is perfect for her. Seyfried has quickly become a fashion icon over the years, especially when it comes to her ultra-bold red carpet looks, which have topped best-dressed lists time and time again.
Another thing about her is that she always seems to dress according to the times; we saw it in her early 2010 looks and her Y2K ensembles. But the great thing about Seyfried’s fashion is that she stays true to herself.
In a previous interview with bazaarshe said: “I think my style has really always stayed the same – it’s evolved here and there, and of course my body has changed when I had kids, but I’ve always worn sweatpants so much.” as much as I can, and when I wear jeans, they will be the same jeans that I have worn for many years.”
In honor of her ever-evolving style, let’s take a look at the evolution of her fashion over the years. See the evolution of her red carpet style from 2003 to present below:
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Gala concert “Sleeping Beauties: Fashion Revival” (2024)
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Amanda Seyfried channeled the fashionable look of the Roaring ’20s in this silver Prada dress with pink flowers at the 2024 Met Gala. According to ElleThe dress, which matched her unexpected silver hair and floral headpiece, was repurposed from the brand’s spring 2009 collection and created from leftover fabric. So amazing!
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Golden Globe (2024)
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Amanda Seyfried’s black and purple bow dress at the 2024 Golden Globes was such a moment!
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Lancome Event (2023)
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Amanda Seyfried looked like a goddess in this sheer, gold and sparkling Elie Saab dress.
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Lancome X event at the Louvre (2023)
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In this satin BArbiecore dress, Amanda Seyfried reminded everyone that she’s a Prada It girl.
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“Crowded Room” premiere (2023)
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For the premiere Crowded room Amanda Seyfried made a splash in this black two-piece swimsuit with silver accents from Alexander McQueen.
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“Karl Lagerfeld: Beauty Line” Met Gala (2023)
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Amanda Seyfried returned to her minidress era with this stunning nude Oscar de la Renta dress.
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SAG Awards (2023)
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Amanda Seyfried showed off her 1960s fashion style in this green satin Prada minidress.
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Critics’ Choice Award (2023)
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Amanda Seyfried stole the show at the 2023 Critics Choice Awards in this gold vintage Dior dress.
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Emmy (2022)
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Amanda Seyfried rocked the mermaid trend in this sparkling lilac Armani gown at the 2022 Emmy Awards.
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TIME100 Gala (2022)
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Remember when Amanda Seyfried looked amazing in this black Carolina Herrera dress in 2022?!
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Hulu Clips & Talks Event (2022)
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Amanda Seyfried rocked a sparkly Zadig & Voltaire mini suit back in 2022.
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Oscar (2021)
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Amanda Seyfried topped the best-dressed list in this stunning bright red Armani dress.
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Premiere of the film “The Art of Racing in the Rain” (2019)
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For the premiere The art of racing in the rain On August 1, 2019, Amanda Seyfried turned heads in one of her most iconic looks to date: a bright yellow striped Oscar de la Renta dress.
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‘Mamma Mia! UK premiere of Here We Go Again (2018)
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An Alexander McQueen suit with floral accents, worn by Ananda Seyfried to the gala. Mamma Mia! Here we go again The British premiere lives free in our minds.
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Premiere of the film “Gringo” (2018)
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When Amanda Seyfried attended the world premiere of Gringo on March 6, 2018, she wore this chic H&M dress (complete with 1970s locks)!
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“Heavenly Bodies: Fashion and the Catholic Imagination” Met Gala (2018)
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Amanda Seyfried looked truly divine in this flowing yellow Prada dress at the 2018 Met Gala.
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Screening of the film “The First Reformer” (2017)
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At the 2017 Venice Film Festival, Amanda Seyfried was the height of spectacle in this sheer, dazzling black Alexander McQueen gown.
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CFDA Fashion Awards (2015)
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Amanda Seyfried showed off her stunning style in this Rodarte metallic floral minidress at the 2015 CFDA Fashion Awards.
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Tony Awards (2015)
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Oscar de la Renta and Amanda Seyfried are a match made in heaven, and this black and gold minidress proves it.
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SAG Awards (2013)
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Amanda Seyfried showed everyone that she truly is a force to be reckoned with in this dramatic navy Zac Posen dress at the 2013 SAG Awards.
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Oscar (2013)
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At the 2013 Oscars, Amanda Seyfried showed everyone she’s a future fashion icon in this leaf-embellished Alexander McQueen dress.
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Hollywood Film Awards (2012)
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When Amanda Seyfried arrived at the 16th Annual Hollywood Film Awards, she turned heads in this sexy, ultra-edgy red silk dress by Prabal Gurung.
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Premiere of the film “Gone” (2012)
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For the 2012 film premiere Gone, Amanda Seyfried showed off her playful side in this sheer pale pink Nina Ricci dress.
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Premiere of the film “Little Red Riding Hood” (2011)
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This outfit is reminiscent of the early 2010s with Amanda Seyfried’s purple dress style, chunky jewelry and ankle-breaking heels. But Seyfried embodied the image of that time, especially in Little Red Riding Hood premiere.
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Premiere of “Letters to Juliet” (2010)
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For Letters to Juliet At the premiere, Amanda Seyfried rocked the minidress era in this blue RM dress by Roland Mouret.
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Oscar (2010)
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Amanda Seyfried really came out of her shell in this dramatic white Armani Prive dress at the 2010 Oscars.
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Golden Globe (2009)
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Back in 2009, Amanda Seyfried experimented with statement pieces and wore this simple off-white dress to the Golden Globes.
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ACE Eddie Awards (2005)
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Back in 2005, Amanda Seyfried made headlines when she showed off her playful side in this silky emerald dress!
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Private screening of “Meal Girls” (2004)
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Amanda Seyfried showed off her style more than ever before in 2004 when she wore this sheer Moschino dress to a private screening of the film. Mean Girls.
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Premiere of Imaginary Heroes (2004)
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For the premiere Imaginary heroes Amanda Seyfried opted for a casual look with blue jeans and layered tops. It couldn’t be more than 2000 and that shows its origin perfectly.