Amanda Seyfried Celebrates ‘I Don't Understand You' Premiere in Fringe-forward Black Dress by Rabanne
Amanda Seyfried joined her 'I Don't Understand You' castmates Nick Kroll and Andrew Rannells for the film's screening on Monday in New York City. For the red carpet occasion, the actress opted for a sleeveless black dress with a peekaboo bra layering elements at the bodice courtesy of Rabanne.
Seyfried's little black dress featured a bevy of fringe from the bodice to the skirt. The dress included an angular element, with diagonal lines on the bodice where the fringe detailing began. It also included an A-line silhouette, with the fringe providing playful movement throughout the piece.
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When it came to her accessories, the Oscar-nominated 'Mank' actress favored metallic gold pieces, including a delicate necklace and rings. As for her makeup, Seyfried opted for her blond hair to be styled with a middle part and worn straight. Her makeup featured bold brows, lined eyes and a pop of color with a muted red lip.
Seyfried often collaborates with stylist Elizabeth Stewart, who has also worked with Oscar-winning actresses Cate Blanchett and Viola Davis. Little black dresses are also a staple part of Seyfried's wardrobe, as evidenced by previous events the actress attended.
Last February, Seyfried attended David Yurman's launch of its men's Chevron campaign. The actress opted for a black minidress with sheer lace detailing on the bodice. The sleeveless dress featured some lingerie inspiration thanks to its silhouette and lace trimming at the V-neckline.
'I Don't Understand You' follows couple Dom and Cole, played by Kroll and Rannells respectively, on a disastrous trip to Italy ahead of the birth of their adopted child. The film is directed by Brian Crano and David Joseph Craig. 'I Don't Understand You' hits theaters Friday.
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