Allen High School grad Amanda Seyfried has landed on the cover of Vanity Fair’s annual Hollywood edition.

The March issue, due out Tuesday, features Seyfried as part of a three-page pullout cover with other young actresses — Abbie Cornish, Carey Mulligan, Kristen Stewart, Evan Rachel Wood, Rebecca Hall, Anna Kendrick, Mia Wasikowska and Emma Stone. The photographer was the legendary Annie Leibovitz. The headline blares: ”A New Decade. A New Hollywood.”

This is the second time Seyfried has been on Vanity Fair’s cover. In August 2008, she was declared part of ”Hollywood’s New Wave” and appeared with Kristen Stewart, Blake Lively and Emma Roberts.

Seyfried stars in three movies opening over the next four months. The first, due out Friday, is ”Dear John,” a romance based on a Nicholas Sparks book about a college student who falls for a soldier.

Vanity Fair wrote of Seyfried:

”She was more dippy than mean in her 2004 film debut, ‘Mean Girls,’ announcing vacantly that her breasts could predict the weather. But it took a most unlikely confection — the movie musical ‘ Mamma Mia!’ — for the world to see Amanda Seyfried in her full, dewy, wide-eyed loveliness. Since then she has become the go-to girl for modern fairy tales, including Lasse Hallström’s ‘Dear John’ and the forthcoming ‘Letters to Juliet.’ But watch for a 180-degree turn in this month’s ‘Chloe,’ Atom Egoyan’s artsy sexual thriller, in which 24-year-old Seyfried plays the alluring, troubled complication in a failing marriage.”

Seyfried will be on ”Late Show with David Letterman” tonight to promote ”Dear John.”