ALBAWABA - Sydney Sweeney stuns fans by sharing bold behind-the-scenes glamour moment.
Before the opening of The Housemaid in New York, Sydney Sweeney shared a daring behind-the-scenes look at her glamorous routine with her fans. The 28-year-old actress went topless and looked amazing in a nude waist cincher while her team worked on her red carpet look.
The beautiful blonde woman traded in the curled, chin-length bob that she always wore for stunning hair extensions that went down to her chest. Sydney wore bright, high-wattage diamond earrings that made her look even better. Her eyeshadow was champagne-colored, her eyeliner was black and lined, and her cheeks were pink.
Sydney shined in a glamorous Miu Miu gown with a deep neckline at the opening of The Housemaid. She was there with her co-stars, including Amanda Seyfried, Brandon Sklenar, and Michele Morrone, all of whom were 35, and Seyfried, who was 40. The outfit and the white feather boa she wrapped around her arms accentuated the beautiful shape of her body.
That year, Sydney stated that she uses clothing to express "different sides" of her identity. The Euphoria star told People, "Fashion is a really fun way of embracing different parts of yourself. Some days, I could be in a girly mood; other days, I could be in an edgy mood. At times, I feel like being less tense. It's a way to show the different parts of my feelings or my identity.
Furthermore, in 2022, Sydney said she was proud of being herself without worrying about what others thought and wanted to inspire other young women to be just as bold.
At that time, the Christy actress was chosen to be a global spokesperson for HEYDUDE, a brand that sells casual shoes. She told the above newspaper, "I'm always really proud to be very unapologetically myself and the director of my life, which is what I think it means to be a dude." I believe this effort reveals the real me, encourages others to be true to themselves, and gives them a glimpse of who I am off-camera.
Sydney thinks that everyone should be "comfortable and confident" in their clothes. "I always lean toward brands that I think will get younger women to wear them because I honestly believe these shoes are for everyone," she said. Everyone should feel good and sure of themselves.
