Amanda Seyfried dazzled at the Los Angeles premiere of "The Housemaid" on Monday night, where she sparkled in a stunning strapless creation from Monse. The Oscar-nominated actress, known for her role in "Mank," worked closely with stylist Elizabeth Stewart to curate a look that truly turned heads.
Seyfried's dress, part of Monse’s pre-fall 2026 collection, showcased a fresh and playful take on traditional red carpet fashion. Crafted from glossy, structured fabric, the design featured a fitted bodice that accentuated her waist and a flowing skirt with a daring thigh-high slit, perfectly blending elegance with modernity.
To complement her show-stopping gown, Seyfried adorned herself with a striking necklace from Tiffany & Co. This exquisite piece, known as the Tiffany High Jewelry Pisces necklace, boasts an impressive unenhanced orange sapphire weighing over 23 carats. The intricate craftsmanship behind this necklace is remarkable, taking over 1,000 hours to complete, and it also includes a mix of unenhanced Umba and padparadscha sapphires, along with rubellites and diamonds. Interestingly, this necklace was also worn by Dua Lipa during the 2024 Grammy Awards, adding an extra layer of glamour.
For footwear, Seyfried opted for chic strappy heels by Jimmy Choo, further elevating her ensemble. Her glam team, consisting of hairstylist Jenny Cho and makeup artist Genevieve Herr, styled her blonde hair in a sleek middle part while opting for makeup that featured defined eyes, bold brows, and a soft pink lip that added a youthful touch.
In a departure from her more classic looks seen during the promotional tour for "The Testament of Ann Lee," Seyfried embraced a flirty and contemporary style for the premiere of "The Housemaid." Just prior to the LA event, she appeared at a screening in New York City, donning a vibrant pink liquid jersey gown by Versace, designed under the creative direction of Dario Vitale.
The film "The Housemaid," which hits theaters this Friday, tells the gripping story of Millie, portrayed by Sydney Sweeney, who takes on the role of a live-in maid for the seemingly perfect couple, Nina and Andrew, played by Seyfried and Brandon Sklenar. However, as Millie quickly discovers, their idyllic life is far from what it appears—a premise that promises to engage audiences.
