Not all that glitters is gold, as Amanda Seyfried learned the hard way at the Critics Choice Awards.
On January 15, Seyfried arrived at the Fairmont Century Plaza in Los Angeles wearing a gold archival Dior Haute Couture gown made up of shimmering chiffon fabric…delicate shimmering chiffon fabric that ended up “ripping and actually breaking” while the actor walked the red carpet.
“I’m just going to take off my dress,” she said as one of the dress’ sleeves literally fell down her arm on camera during an interview with Access Hollywood. “It keeps breaking…Honestly, it’s old, it’s beautiful!”
Well, it’s actually not that old. The floor-length metallic gown, which twists in the middle to create two midriff cutouts with fringed off-the-shoulder sleeves, was originally featured in Dior’s spring-summer 2020 collection, according to People. Styled by Elizabeth Stewart, Seyfried paired the dress with Cartier jewelry, a bold red Lancôme lip shade, and her hair pulled back into a low ponytail with loose face-framing strands.
“If I don’t get a statue at least I look like one,” she joked in another red carpet interview, per People. While she did end up taking home a statue of her own, the actor’s wardrobe malfunctions continued well into the night. During the ceremony, Seyfried accepted her award for best actress in a limited series or movie made for television for her role as the disgraced Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes in The Dropout. In photos, Seyfried can be seen accepting her award from Anya Taylor-Joy and Miles Teller while seemingly holding the back of her dress together.
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