Amanda Seyfried and Adria Arjona Dazzle in Black at Tiffany & Co.’s Paris Dinner

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Paris Fashion Week kicked off with a glamorous dinner at the Musée des Arts Décoratifs, hosted by Tiffany & Co. This event brought together actors, ambassadors, and fashion icons to honor the legacy of designer Jean Schlumberger, who has been gone for decades. The star-studded guest list kept photographers busy throughout the evening.

The dinner marked the beginning of Tiffany’s four-year partnership with the museum to conserve and digitize Schlumberger’s extensive archive, which boasts over 10,000 items. It coincided with the launch of the exhibition titled ‘I Am Only a Pencil’, curated in collaboration with the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts. Guests posed in front of a backdrop that echoed the designer’s famous self-description.

Among the standout attendees were Amanda Seyfried and Adria Arjona, who were photographed together at the Tiffany & M.A.D. dinner. The pair posed against a raw concrete wall illuminated by a warm glow. Seyfried opted for a strapless column gown in a deep shade, complemented by a delicate necklace and her hair styled in a high knot. Arjona dazzled in a fitted black midi dress featuring a sweetheart neckline, thin straps, and off-the-shoulder details, paired with pointed pumps and a softly undone updo.

This pairing was not coincidental. Earlier in January, Tiffany hosted an intimate dinner at the Chateau Marmont in Los Angeles to celebrate Seyfried’s performance in ‘The Testament of Ann Lee’, where Arjona was also in attendance, as reported by Just Jared. Many guests adorned themselves with Tiffany jewelry that evening.

The Paris photo feels like a reunion, as both actresses share strong ties to the brand. Arjona serves as an ambassador and stars in Tiffany’s 2026 Valentine’s Day campaign, while Seyfried has been seen wearing Tiffany pieces on several red carpets this year, including a stunning diamond-encrusted necklace at the Berlin Film Festival.

They were not alone in their fashion choices. Diane Kruger, Rosie Huntington-Whiteley, Greta Lee, and Anya Taylor-Joy also graced the event, with Just Jared noting that Cynthia Erivo was among the stars celebrating the partnership. Erivo wore Khaite and adorned herself with over $50,000 worth of Tiffany jewels, according to WWD. Taylor-Joy and Lee were also recognized as ambassadors among the high-profile guests, making the evening one of the most notable opening nights of Paris Fashion Week.

The choice of a matching palette was a clever decision. The exhibition focuses on drawings and craftsmanship, allowing the actresses to keep their outfits simple, letting the jewelry shine. This also created a striking contrast against the neutral concrete backdrop.

Seyfried has expressed her discomfort on red carpets, often relying on her longtime stylist, Elizabeth Stewart, who understands her aesthetic. Previously, she has been a Lancôme ambassador and wore a custom Prada gown at a Louvre event during last year’s Paris Fashion Week. The elegant black gown aligns perfectly with her style.

The dinner comes at a peak in Seyfried’s career, with ‘The Housemaid’ becoming a surprise box office success after its December 19 release, featuring Sydney Sweeney alongside her, and a sequel is already in the works. Additionally, ‘The Testament of Ann Lee’ has garnered her several best-actress nominations, including at the Golden Globes and Critics Choice Awards.

She also received a Golden Globe nomination for ‘Long Bright River’. At the Berlin Film Festival, Seyfried highlighted that women are increasingly attending theaters as films are being created for them. Her 2026 schedule includes various television and film projects.

Arjona has also been busy, recently making headlines at Milan Fashion Week with a standout appearance for Max Mara, and she has become one of Tiffany’s most prominent ambassadors. Her earlier appearance at the same dinner attracted significant online attention.

For fans of both actresses, this photo presents a rare opportunity to see them together. It also illustrates how brands can leverage ambassador friendships to foster a sense of community around heritage projects. In this instance, the elegant black dresses and subtle smiles spoke volumes.

The dinner indicates Tiffany is focusing on storytelling. Instead of launching a new collection, the evening centered around Schlumberger’s archive and the museum partnership. Their Blue Book 2026 collection, Hidden Garden, also reinterprets several of his iconic designs.

This strategy allows the brand to connect its history with the present. The carefully curated guest list keeps Tiffany in the spotlight, while the exhibition preserves the artistry behind the jewels. It’s a brilliant blend of glamour and heritage.

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