Photo: Kevin Winter/GettyAmanda Seyfriedis truly channeling winning style at the 2023Critics Choice Awards.The actress, who is returning to the Critics Choice Awards with her second nomination, arrived to the ceremony in a metallic gold archival Dior Haute Couture gown featuring a floor-sweeping silhouette, midriff cutout and fringe embellishments.The design, from the label’s spring-summer 2020 collection, was cut from a single piece of twisted, fringed gold lamé chiffon. She teamed the look with gold liquid metallic Stuart Weitzman heels.The Lancôme Ambassadress added more sparkle with show-stopping Cartier jewelry and extra color via her bold red lip.During her interview on CW’s red carpet pre-show, Seyfried, 37, compared her vintage Dior gown to looking like the trophy of the night, joking, “If I don’t get a statue at least I look like one.“Thankfully, this wasn’t the case. Later on in the evening, Seyfried was one of the first stars to take home an award, winning best actress (limited series or movie made for television) forThe Dropout, in which she portrays Elizabeth Holmes.“I’m overwhelmed being able to celebrate this show like this and I’m really proud of it,” Seyfried said in her acceptance speech.Frazer Harrison/GettyOn the carpet, she spoke of the work that went behind the scenes of playing the fraudulent Theranos founder. “I’m not a method actor but I went to some places I needed to go. It was the experience of a lifetime for an actor. It was what I was looking for.“And while her performance has earned much praise, she admitted that it “will be a while before I play a real person. I want to have a little less challenge, and a little more fun.“Seyfried has accumulated an outstanding roster of award season looks (be it on the red carpet or not), with the help of her stylistElizabeth Stewart.Take, for example, the 2022Emmyswhere she took home herfirst-ever Emmyin a floor-lengthArmani Privé mesh and rhinestone gownthat exuded ethereal mermaid vibes.The Italian label did not disappoint fans nor the award-winning actress who toldE!, “Armani Privé - they know me like no one else.“GettyWhile accepting the honor, she thanked her family —husband Thomas Sadoski, 46, and their two children, daughterNina, 5, and theirson Thomas, 1.“And last but not least, [thank you to] my family,” Seyfried said after thanking her team. “Hi, bubs, you gotta go to bed now, but thanks!“She continued: “Thank you to my family, my mom, my husband, my dad and my kids, and my dog, Finn,” she added. “Thanks so much.“Click Here for All the Latest Red Carpet News and Update on Winners from the 2023 Critics Choice AwardsThe 28th annual Critics' Choice Awards air live on Sunday, Jan. 15, at 7 p.m. ET on The CW.
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Amanda Seyfriedis truly channeling winning style at the 2023Critics Choice Awards.The actress, who is returning to the Critics Choice Awards with her second nomination, arrived to the ceremony in a metallic gold archival Dior Haute Couture gown featuring a floor-sweeping silhouette, midriff cutout and fringe embellishments.The design, from the label’s spring-summer 2020 collection, was cut from a single piece of twisted, fringed gold lamé chiffon. She teamed the look with gold liquid metallic Stuart Weitzman heels.The Lancôme Ambassadress added more sparkle with show-stopping Cartier jewelry and extra color via her bold red lip.During her interview on CW’s red carpet pre-show, Seyfried, 37, compared her vintage Dior gown to looking like the trophy of the night, joking, “If I don’t get a statue at least I look like one.“Thankfully, this wasn’t the case. Later on in the evening, Seyfried was one of the first stars to take home an award, winning best actress (limited series or movie made for television) forThe Dropout, in which she portrays Elizabeth Holmes.“I’m overwhelmed being able to celebrate this show like this and I’m really proud of it,” Seyfried said in her acceptance speech.Frazer Harrison/GettyOn the carpet, she spoke of the work that went behind the scenes of playing the fraudulent Theranos founder. “I’m not a method actor but I went to some places I needed to go. It was the experience of a lifetime for an actor. It was what I was looking for.“And while her performance has earned much praise, she admitted that it “will be a while before I play a real person. I want to have a little less challenge, and a little more fun.“Seyfried has accumulated an outstanding roster of award season looks (be it on the red carpet or not), with the help of her stylistElizabeth Stewart.Take, for example, the 2022Emmyswhere she took home herfirst-ever Emmyin a floor-lengthArmani Privé mesh and rhinestone gownthat exuded ethereal mermaid vibes.The Italian label did not disappoint fans nor the award-winning actress who toldE!, “Armani Privé - they know me like no one else.“GettyWhile accepting the honor, she thanked her family —husband Thomas Sadoski, 46, and their two children, daughterNina, 5, and theirson Thomas, 1.“And last but not least, [thank you to] my family,” Seyfried said after thanking her team. “Hi, bubs, you gotta go to bed now, but thanks!“She continued: “Thank you to my family, my mom, my husband, my dad and my kids, and my dog, Finn,” she added. “Thanks so much.“Click Here for All the Latest Red Carpet News and Update on Winners from the 2023 Critics Choice AwardsThe 28th annual Critics' Choice Awards air live on Sunday, Jan. 15, at 7 p.m. ET on The CW.
Amanda Seyfriedis truly channeling winning style at the 2023Critics Choice Awards.
The actress, who is returning to the Critics Choice Awards with her second nomination, arrived to the ceremony in a metallic gold archival Dior Haute Couture gown featuring a floor-sweeping silhouette, midriff cutout and fringe embellishments.
The design, from the label’s spring-summer 2020 collection, was cut from a single piece of twisted, fringed gold lamé chiffon. She teamed the look with gold liquid metallic Stuart Weitzman heels.
The Lancôme Ambassadress added more sparkle with show-stopping Cartier jewelry and extra color via her bold red lip.
During her interview on CW’s red carpet pre-show, Seyfried, 37, compared her vintage Dior gown to looking like the trophy of the night, joking, “If I don’t get a statue at least I look like one.”
Thankfully, this wasn’t the case. Later on in the evening, Seyfried was one of the first stars to take home an award, winning best actress (limited series or movie made for television) forThe Dropout, in which she portrays Elizabeth Holmes.
“I’m overwhelmed being able to celebrate this show like this and I’m really proud of it,” Seyfried said in her acceptance speech.
Frazer Harrison/Getty
On the carpet, she spoke of the work that went behind the scenes of playing the fraudulent Theranos founder. “I’m not a method actor but I went to some places I needed to go. It was the experience of a lifetime for an actor. It was what I was looking for.”
And while her performance has earned much praise, she admitted that it “will be a while before I play a real person. I want to have a little less challenge, and a little more fun.”
Seyfried has accumulated an outstanding roster of award season looks (be it on the red carpet or not), with the help of her stylistElizabeth Stewart.
Take, for example, the 2022Emmyswhere she took home herfirst-ever Emmyin a floor-lengthArmani Privé mesh and rhinestone gownthat exuded ethereal mermaid vibes.
The Italian label did not disappoint fans nor the award-winning actress who toldE!, “Armani Privé - they know me like no one else.”
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While accepting the honor, she thanked her family —husband Thomas Sadoski, 46, and their two children, daughterNina, 5, and theirson Thomas, 1.
“And last but not least, [thank you to] my family,” Seyfried said after thanking her team. “Hi, bubs, you gotta go to bed now, but thanks!”
She continued: “Thank you to my family, my mom, my husband, my dad and my kids, and my dog, Finn,” she added. “Thanks so much.”
Click Here for All the Latest Red Carpet News and Update on Winners from the 2023 Critics Choice Awards
The 28th annual Critics' Choice Awards air live on Sunday, Jan. 15, at 7 p.m. ET on The CW.
source: people.com
