Amanda Seyfried Dons White Beaded Dress & Quirky Peep-Toe pumps at Tory Burch Fall 2025 Show
Amanda Seyfried made a stylish appearance at Tory Burch's fall 2025 runway show at New York Fashion Week on Monday night. The actress joined a slew of other famous faces at the Museum of Modern Art venue. She sat front row alongside Martha Stewart, Ciara, Jodie Turner-Smith, Chloe Fineman, and Alexandra Daddario.
The 'Mamma Mia!' star wore a white beaded dress from Tory Burch's spring 2025 collection, a look she didn't initially think she'd choose. Talking to WWD at the show, she revealed, 'I think I just assumed I would go for the bodysuit sheer black look because I like black.' But, after going through her options and trying on the shimmery mesh knit midi dress, she was sold on the look. 'I tried this on just to see and it ended being the one.'
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The winter-white dress featured a round neck with an elasticized trim, elbow-length cuffed sleeves, and a calf-skimming hemline that also appeared to be elasticated. The Golden Globe-winning actress opted for the same Tory Burch pumps worn with the dress on the runway.
The unique style is crafted with a black leather upper, a curved white heel, a rounded high topline, and an unexpected peep toe design. Unlike most other peep-toe pump silhouettes, these are defined by a sleek, narrow toe slit that gives just a glimpse of the big toe.
Recent seasons have seen Tory Burch deliver idiosyncratic takes on the classic peep-toe silhouette. In addition to the slim toe slit on the heels Seyfried wore, Burch has showcased other styles with cutouts that reveal the tops of the toes. Lana Condor wore the Sculpted Peep-Toe pump to a screening of her new film 'Valiant One' last month. The bold heels not only feature a molded, teardrop-shaped opening at the top, but a chiseled-out upper that adds dimension.
Seyfried accessorized her eye-catching ensemble with a sleek black leather bag and dangly gold earrings. She wore her blonde mane back in an effortless ponytail that highlighted her shimmery pink eye makeup and showed off a moody manicure in a dark shade of burgundy.
Check out all the famous faces in the front row at Tory Burch's Fall 2025 show via the gallery below.
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