Amanda Seyfried opted for a casual checked shirt and loose-fitting navy trousers as she left her apartment building in New York. The actress added a floral tote bag to complete her look.

Britain's Duchess of York is spending time with cancer patients to learn more about the disease.
Sarah Ferguson was the keynote speaker at The Scarborough Hospital Foundation's second annual Scarborough World Gala on Saturday (10.05.14), which helped raise $2 million for the hospital's Cancer Care program.
She puts her involvement down to the work of the younger royals and having people close to her battle the disease.
She told ET Canada: "Prince George is a little young to talk at the moment, but the whole of the young royals - William and Harry, you know, all of them - they are a united front for good, and I think they really are a great example of how we can nurture our youth of today for a better tomorrow.
"So many of my own family members have died of cancer so I thought this would be a great way of supporting Scarborough Hospital which does so much. I really spend a great deal of time with patients who suffer from cancer and various other diseases in order to learn more and the more I learn the more I realise that everyday's a blessing and I'm so lucky."
Sarah - who has daughters Princesses Beatrice and Eugenie with Prince Andrew - has worked closely with a number of charities in the past.
She was appointed patron of The Teenage Cancer Trust in 1990, she was a founding supporter of The American Cancer Society's Great American Weigh In which is a campaign that raises awareness of the link between excess weight and cancer.

Britain's Princess Anne helped to launch plans for a new wood in Northern Ireland.
The 64-year-old royal who is on a two-day visit to the country wants to help commemorate the centenary of the First World War which took place between 1914-1918.
She was given an overview of the Woodland Trust's plan and met around 80 guests before she unveiled a plaque marking the launch of the project.
The land will occupy 53 acres in the Faughan Valley in Co Londonderry and is aimed to give people space to reflect and remember who fought for their country.
According to the Belfast Telegraph, Patrick Clegg, director of the Woodland Trust in Northern Ireland, said: "This new wood will be a living, lasting tribute to the people from the island of Ireland who fought or supported others during the war."
They are aiming to grow up to 40,000 native trees and numerous wild flowers, including poppies, while the River Faughan will flow alongside the the woodland.

Helena Bonham Carter drunkenly asked Prince William to be her daughter's godfather.
The 47-year-old actress attended a charity gala which the 31-year-old royal hosted on May 13 at Windsor Castle and recalled previously meeting the second-in-line to the throne when he was with Duchess Catherine on the island of Mustique before the pair wed in 2011.
After a few drinks 'The King's Speech' actress managed to gain the confidence to ask whether he'd take a key role in her six-year-old daughter Nell's - who she had with director Tim Burton - life, but he "wisely" refused.
According to the Daily Telegraph newspaper, she revealed: "The Duke and I met before, along with the Duchess, before they were married, when I was staying on Mustique. I got very drunk at one point and I was determined to ask him to be a godfather to my daughter. He quite wisely said no."
Helena insists William takes after his father Prince Charles and mother, the late Diana, Princess of Wales, who are hugely admired by the public.
She added: "I admire him. He has got the same grace as both his parents."

Viggo Mortensen wants to star in a superhero movie.
The 55-year-old actor - who is set to star alongside 'Spider-Man' actress Kirsten Dunst in the film adaptation of Patricia Highsmith's novel 'The Two Faces of January' - admits that although he had to turn down a role in 2013's Superman film 'Man of Steel', he would love to get involved in as superhero movie in the future.
Speaking at a press conference for 'The Two Faces of January' at London's Corinthia Hotel, he told BANG Showbiz: "I was offered two parts in that but I couldn't do it. It would be fun to do something like that."
Mortensen - who is is best known for playing heroic Aragorn in the blockbuster 'Lord of the Rings' films - admits he's more interested in good stories than being cast in box office hits.
Quizzed on whether he avoided accepting roles in bigger films, he said: "I don't care whether it's a blockbuster or not. I know there's a risk to going off and doing films where you're speaking Arabic, or movies that may not even be released in North America.
"If you do too many of those then maybe you're not going to be asked to do the bigger movies but I'm not worried about it."
'The Two Faces of January' will be released in cinemas across the United Kingdom on May 16.

Mariah Carey and Nick Cannon "re-enacted" their wedding at home for their anniversary.
The couple traditionally throw a lavish vow renewal ceremony on 30 April - the same day as their twins Moroccan and Monroe celebrate their birthdays - but this year began the day with a small party for their three-year-old children, followed by an intimate evening together.
Nick told Parade magazine: "We definitely had a good time. The first part of the day, we threw a birthday for them and their friends at their school, and then after that, once we tired all the kids out, we had a nice romantic rooftop evening and kind of re-enacted some of our wedding and engagement rituals that we do every year."
The 'America's Got Talent' host - who married Mariah in a surprise ceremony at her Bahamas home in 2008 - admitted last year's celebrations in Disneyland, Florida, were so "over the top", the couple deliberately opted for a more muted anniversary this time around.
He added: "So it was low key. I mean the year before, we kind of went over the top with Disneyland, so we kind of wanted to reel it in this year so everybody doesn't think that we try to do that every single year."
The 33-year-old star admitted he and the 'Hero' hitmaker always try to see the funny side in constant speculation their marriage is in trouble.
He said: "You kind of have to ignore it because every week it's something different, and if you paid attention to it, it actually probably would start really affecting you...There's no merit or truth to it. It's kind of humourous, really. It couldn't be further off from the truth, and it really affects the credibility of the so-called newspapers."

Joseph Gordon-Levitt is dating the CEO of a robotics company.
The 33-year-old actor - who previously admitted to being in a relationship with a non-famous lady - stepped out in Los Angeles at the weekend with Tasha McCauley, the co-founder and CEO of Fellow Robots, which is based at NASA Research Park in Silicon Valley, California, People reports.
Tasha - who speaks English, Arabic and Spanish - has previously taught students about "rapidly accelerating technologies" at Singularity University in Silicon Valley, the establishment where she studied for a graduate certificate in robotics, and also has an International Business Education and Research MBA from the University of Southern California.
Joseph previously admitted his girlfriend - who he met through mutual friends - wanted to stay out of the spotlight.
He said: "I have a girlfriend but I tend not to really like to talk about it in public.
"The girl that I'm with, she really doesn't want to be a part of that."
The 'Don Jon' star has also confessed in the past to having a "phobia" of "getting attention from girls for "being famous".

Lil' Kim has asked her fans to buy her baby gifts.
The 39-year-old rapper - who is expecting her first child with fellow musician Mr. Papers - got her assistant to post a message on Twitter listing the stores where she is registered, including Tiffany & Co., Petit Tresor, Bel Bambini, Buy Buy Baby and Babies 'R' Us.
Her PA wrote on the social networking site, "Please make sure they check off your gift from the registry after purchase. Thank u guys so much", with an address of where to send the gifts.
The items include a $500 Tiffany & Co. sterling silver baby beaker and a more budget-friendly Snow White bib and booties set, retailing at $9.99, according to RadarOnline.com.
Kim's demands have been met with mixed reactions from fans, some of whom rushed to snap up items for her mini-me, while others criticised her "tacky" move.
One wrote on Instagram: "Do you really need your fans to buy your baby shower gifts? Tacky."
The 'Lady Marmalade' singer also put on a display of "diva behaviour" at her baby shower over the weekend, arriving fashionably late to the New York City venue.
A source told the site: "Kim was four hours late to her own baby shower! Guests were told to arrive at 4p.m., [and] she got there at 8p.m. Everyone was annoyed, but it was expected of Kim to be so late."

Ashton Kutcher has put his Los Angeles mansion up for sale.
The 'Two and a Half Men' actor, who is due to welcome his first child with his fiancée Mila Kunis into the world later this year, is said to be selling his bachelor pad because it isn't baby-proof.
The plush Lake Hollywood Estates abode has been listed for $12 million, an increase from the $8.455 million he bought it for in 2012, TMZ reports.
Boasting five bedrooms and a whopping eight bathrooms, the 9,385 sq. ft home comes with an infinity pool offering stunning views of the Hollywood Hills.
Ashton, who snapped the place up before Justin Bieber could make an offer two years ago, hasn't has much luck with the home, however, since it was targeted by several 'swatting' hoaxes.
A prank burglary in October 2012 memorably cost the taxpayers of Los Angeles more than $10,000 in wasted police manpower and other resources.
The LAPD received a distress call from a person who claimed they were the victim of a violent home invasion robbery, but a 12-year-old prankster turned out to be behind the joke.
Meanwhile, Ashton and his bride-to-be Mila have bought a more modest $10.215 million family home in the Beverly Hills Post Office area, which features three bedrooms and four bathrooms.

Martin Clunes will play Sherlock Holmes creator Sir Arthur Conan Doyle in a new ITV drama.
The 52-year-old actor will star in the series 'Arthur & George', based upon the Julian Barnes' 2005 novel of the same name, which follows a real-life case solved by the legendary author.
The 'Men Behaving Badly' star will portray Conan Doyle as he attempts to clear the name of a wrongly accused Anglo-Indian solicitor, George Edalji, as well as tracing his relationship with his first wife.
The three-part drama will be penned by 'Silent Witness' and 'Waking the Dead' writer Ed Whitmore and is set to go into production this autumn.
ITV's director of television Peter Fincham has described the upcoming adaptation as "an extraordinary mystery with racial overtones". Adding that it is "a very modern story" despite its early 20th Century setting.
Martin will also reprise his role as Dr Martin Ellingham in the ITV medical comedy drama 'Doc Martin' for a seventh series in 2015.
The BAFTA-winning actor recently discussed how playing a doctor gave him the confidence to intervene with his wife's medical care when she fell ill.
Doctors were close to removing his wife Philippa's appendix until Martin advised them "it was the wrong thing to do".
He said: "I do think I've absorbed [some knowledge] as my wife frequently tells me, but I am always interested in people's medication and ask what they've been prescribed."

Jason Manford is returning to the BBC four years after he resigned from 'The One Show' following an internet sex scandal.
The 32-year-old comedian - who confessed to exchanging a string of sexually explicit texts and photos with women he met online during his marriage to his ex-wife Catherine - has signed up to host a spin-off of sports-themed quiz show, 'A Question of Sport'.
The father-of-three will be joined by team captains, former rugby union star Matt Dawson and ex-cricketer Phill Tufnell, on 'A Question of Sport: Super Saturday', which will be a companion to the Sue Barker-fronted original series.
A source told The Sun newspaper: "Jason has been a naughty boy in the past, but he's still a great TV presenter and everyone deserves a second chance.
"The show should be a huge success. He has great chemistry with Matt and Phil, which has been proved when he's been a guest on the show."
The new programme will have a similar format to Sky One's quiz show 'A League of Their Own', requiring celebrity guests to complete a number of sport-orientated challenges.
A BBC spokesperson said: "'Super Saturday' is a brand new entertainment show to coincide with the World Cup England matches. It is packed full of fun, surprises, stunts and must-see challenges.
"Show regulars Matt Dawson and Phil Tufnell will be joined by celebrity guests as they go head-to-head to see who will b crowned Super Saturday supremo."
Jason will film the pilot of 'A Question of Sport: Super' next month, with the programme set to air during the 2014 FIFA World Cup.

Diane Parish feels "revived" by her current 'EastEnders' storyline.
The actress, who plays Denise Fox in the BBC One soap, admits she wasn't happy with the lack of storylines for the Minute Mart shopkeeper, but is now relishing in her expanded role due to the Lucy Beale murder mystery.
She said: "I don't feel exhausted by all of this Lucy Beale murder drama - I feel revived! It's no secret that I had been quite quiet in the show for a while, so when I heard about this storyline and what our new boss Dominic [Treadwell-Collins] had planned for Denise, I was dead excited."
Denise was set to walk out on fiancé Ian Beale (Adam Woodyatt) - who recently cheated on her with ex-wife Jane - last month, but ultimately decided to stay with him after news broke of his daughter Lucy's grisly death.
Diane doesn't agree with Denise's decision as the character has been "humiliated" by her cheating partner.
She told Inside Soap magazine: "I don't think Denise has done the right thing in staying with Ian at all, but that's just me. I'm nothing like Denise, I hope!
"She's been totally humiliated by Ian because she has literally become 'the help' - and that's not what she wanted from the relationship at all. But she can't leave him because she couldn't bear to be seen as a bad person for abandoning Ian at his time of need."