Amanda Seyfried's Golden Globes gown arrived just in time for the awards show after it was lost for 36 hours

• Amanda Seyfried wore a custom Oscar de la Renta gown to the 2021 Golden Globes on Sunday.
• Her stylist, Elizabeth Stewart, told People the dress actually went missing for 36 hours.
• Stewart said an Oscar de la Renta employee had to drive to a FedEx hub to find the dress.

Amanda Seyfried almost didn't have a dress to wear at the 2021 Golden Globes.

The actress, who was nominated for her role in "Mank," wore a custom Oscar de la Renta gown on Sunday. The neckline of Seyfried's coral-colored dress was made up of handmade silk-taffeta flowers that were inspired by Savannah, Georgia, which is the location where she was tuning in to the awards show.

She paired the gown with Forever Mark jewelry, a Jaeger-LeCoultre watch, and Stuart Weitzman heels.

Seyfried was arguably one of the best-dressed celebrities of the night, but her stylist, Elizabeth Stewart, told People that the stunning look almost didn't come together in time.

"The dress was lost for an entire 36 hours on its way to Savannah," Stewart said. "Someone from Oscar de la Renta drove hours to the 24-hour FedEx hub in Newark, New Jersey, and stayed there until they found the dress in the nick of time!"

Stewart also revealed that Oscar de la Renta's creative director, Fernando Garcia, made a sketch of the dress the same day that Seyfried found out she was nominated for the first time.

When talking to E!'s Giuliana Rancic, Seyfried described the dress as "sunny, springy, and glamorous." Stewart agreed and told People she enjoyed how the "fresh and young" aesthetic of the gown matches Seyfried's personality.

"The flowers blooming remind me of Amanda," she said. "The look felt just right for her first Globes nomination."

Representatives for Elizabeth Stewart and Oscar de la Renta did not immediately respond to Insider's request for comment.