Did you put that dress on back to front, Amanda Seyfried?
4/21/2010 12:42:00 AM
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At first glance, it looked like Amanda Seyfried had accidentally committed a rather regrettable fashion blunder.
But as the actress sashayed down a Hollywood red carpet in a dress featured a forward-facing zip, it became clear that her back-to-front look was a very deliberate style statement.
The 24-year-old looked rather pleased with her choice of confection as she posed for photographers at the premiere of Mother and Child at Hollywood's Egyptian Theatre.
The unusual number featured purple satin trimmed with the exposed seam on one side and a photo-print design on the other.
But as the actress sashayed down a Hollywood red carpet in a dress featured a forward-facing zip, it became clear that her back-to-front look was a very deliberate style statement.
The 24-year-old looked rather pleased with her choice of confection as she posed for photographers at the premiere of Mother and Child at Hollywood's Egyptian Theatre.
The unusual number featured purple satin trimmed with the exposed seam on one side and a photo-print design on the other.




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