Amanda Seyfried made a compelling case for one of fashion’s most debated trends: capri pants. She paired a cropped jacket with a miniskirt and a pair of capri leggings for her recent outing in Paris. The “Mean Girls” star’s layered approach proved that with the right styling, even the most polarizing pieces can look polished.
Amanda Seyfried pairs Chloe’s body jacket with micro miniskirt over capri pants for Paris promotions
At the Paris premiere of “The Testament of Ann Lee,” Amanda Seyfried donned a head-to-toe Chloe ensemble. She wore a structured double-breasted jacket. Crafted from checked wool fabric, the jacket featured a cropped hemline, sharp shoulders, and a clean boxy cut. Currently on sale for $2,390 on Mytheresa, it has subtle puffy shoulders, long sleeves, and six black buttons down the front.
Seyfried paired it with a black Chloé micro miniskirt, adding contrast and modernity. The plain black design broke up the suiting fabric with a sleek, minimalist base. The real twist came below the miniskirt’s hemline. Instead of opting for bare legs or traditional sheer tights, she wore black Chloe capri leggings in a stretch knit. The leggings added a hint of early-2000s nostalgia and maintained the monochromatic palette. It is currently available for purchase for $1,050 on the brand’s official site.
Styled by Elizabeth Stewart, the 40-year-old completed her look with Chloe Alba Perforated Leather Slingback Pumps, which are selling for $1,495 on Holt Renfrew. The lambskin leather pumps have a pointed toe finish, with silver-tone studs adorning the toe caps. She kept her accessories minimal so that the focus stayed on her jacket and capri leggings layering.
Seyfried wore her blonde hair down in waves with a middle part, courtesy of Daya Ruci. Her makeup was simple but impactful with defined brows, lined eyes, and a nude lip. “The Testament of Ann Lee” had a limited theatrical release in December 2025 in the U.S. and will hit the U.K. theatres on February 20.
Originally reported by Ankita Shaw on theFashionSpot.
