- Amanda Seyfried wore a custom white Versace gown to the 2026 Golden Globes that took more than 400 hours to make.
- The strapless sweetheart dress features diagonal drapery and a train that converts into a stole.
- Stylist Elizabeth Stewart and on-site seamstresses fine-tuned the final fitting at the Waldorf Astoria Beverly Hills.
- Seyfried arrived nominated twice—for The Testament of Ann Lee and Long Bright River—and completed her look with Tiffany & Co. diamonds.
H2: The dress — 400 hours of couture
Amanda Seyfried chose a custom white Versace strapless gown for the 2026 Golden Globes. The design blends Old Hollywood glamour with modern details: a sweetheart neckline, diagonal drapery across the bodice, and a dramatic train that can be worn as a stole. Versace’s team spent over 400 hours constructing the gown, a timeline the actor learned at her final fitting two days before the ceremony.
H3: Final fitting and the styling team
Filmed at the Waldorf Astoria Beverly Hills, the final fitting showed seamstresses on site meticulously adjusting pleats and drapery. Longtime stylist Elizabeth Stewart described Seyfried’s style as classic with a quirky edge—traits the Versace gown was built to highlight. Sarah Goetz Salomon from Versace confirmed the 400-hour work time, and Seyfried noted how much more flattering a garment becomes when it’s made for your exact shape.
Embedded video: Amanda Seyfried’s final fitting — Vogue
(Embedded post) Watch Amanda Seyfried’s final fitting before the 2026 Golden Globes. Director: Julie Goldstone. Filmed on location at the Waldorf Astoria Beverly Hills.
H3: Jewelry and finishing touches
A geometric yellow-gold and diamond Tiffany & Co. necklace completed the red-carpet look, adding old-Hollywood sparkle to the modern silhouette. Makeup and hair teams kept the styling elegant and timeless to complement the gown’s sculptural draping.
H4: Two nominations, one show-stopping look
Seyfried arrived at the Globes as a double nominee: best performance by a female actor in a motion picture (musical or comedy) for The Testament of Ann Lee, and best performance by a female actor in a limited series or anthology for Long Bright River. Despite the stakes, she quipped at her fitting, “I don’t need a statue. I already look like one!”
H3: Why this moment matters for fashion
The gown’s lengthy construction highlights the craft behind red-carpet couture. Versace’s combination of precise handwork and modern silhouette-making is a reminder of why celebrity fittings remain high-stakes events for both designers and stars. For Seyfried, the dress reinforced a long-standing relationship with houses that balance comfort with boundary-pushing style.
H5: What to watch next
See more from the Golden Globes red carpet and other standout dresses from the night. Vogue’s coverage includes a slideshow of the evening’s looks and directors’ credits for Seyfried’s fitting video. Amanda Seyfried’s choice solidified her status as a red-carpet standout—equal parts classic and contemporary.
Image Referance: https://www.vogue.com/article/amanda-seyfried-final-fitting
