'Mank' Star Amanda Seyfried Covers Vogue Australia February 2020 by Lachlan Bailey

Actor Amanda Seyfried, who was born and raised in Allentown, Pa covers the February 2021 issue of Vogue Australia. George Cortina styles Seyfried in images by Lachlan Bailey, with Hannah-Rose Yee zooming in for the interview.

Read the exchange with new mother Amanda Seyfried on her family, the role of a lifetime in Netflix’s ‘Mank’ and why she owns 23 animals at her beloved home in New York’s Catskills.

Amanda Seyfried in ‘Mank’

The role of a lifetime referenced by Vogue Australia is Seyfried playing Marion Davies, the longtime companion of William Randolph Hearst, in Netflix's ‘Mank’. The interview was published before awards season nomination, now in full swing.

The headlines read: ‘Mank’ tops Golden Globe nominations with six nods [CBS News] ; Netflix dominates’; Critics Choice Awards: ‘Mank’ Leads With 12 Nominations, Netflix Makes History With Four Best Picture Nominations [Variety]; note that Oscar nominations are not yet announced.

Erdem Pre-Fall 2021 Collection Honors Nancy Mitford's Independent Woman Spirit

Erdem’s pre-fall 2021 collection is heavily influenced by designer Erdem Moralioglu’s reading of ‘Love in a Cold Climate’ and the “formal casualness” of Nancy Mitford’s own wardrobe. Photographer Ina Lekiewicz decamped to the grounds around Gunnersbury House, with models Bimpe Onasanya, Charlotte Robinson, Devon Ross, Ikram Abdi Omar and Zoë Kezia prepared to create a freshly-imagined vision of British history.

Erdem’s More-Inclusive Sizing

Vogue’s Anders Christian Madsen notes that the inclusion of model Charlotte Robinson, a UK size 16, for the lookbook Erdem continues the brand’s more inclusive sizing efforts launched in the prior resort collection. The majority of pieces in the collection are now offered through size UK 22.

“There’s a great power in being able to dress lots of different women. I would hate for someone to feel like they can’t be part of this world. When something is beautifully designed and considered, it should be able to work in different sizes. So why would you limit the sizes you offer?”