Sydney Sweeney Outfits | POPSUGAR Fashion

Sydney Sweeney is one to watch not only when it comes to her acting abilities but her style, too. You may recognize the actor from HBO’s hit series “Euphoria” or “The White Lotus,” for which her characters wear personality-defining outfits — and that’s something she has in common with them. The 25-year-old star has quickly made a name for herself in Hollywood, working with stylist Molly Dickson on her red carpet glam and partnering with brands like Frankies Bikinis, Miu Miu, and Dickies to launch capsule collections to make her fans go wild.

One thing’s for sure — Sweeney is no stranger to a sultry, plunging neckline; a skin-baring dress that involves sheer elements; or a casual flash of abs when she’s walking down the street. Some of her most memorable ensembles to date include the bedazzled low-rise Miu Miu skirt she wore to the 2022 MTV Movie & TV Awards, the LaQuan Smith metal breastplate she sported to the 2022 GQ Men of the Year Awards, and the Jessica Rabbit-esque crystal-covered red Miu Miu dress she chose for the 73rd Berlinale International Film Festival. Sweeney has so far attended two Met Galas, working with Tory Burch on a leggy corset minidress with a detachable train for her debut, and then the Miu Miu atelier one year later on an embellished nude mermaid gown with bows. At Cannes, she helped to launch the visible-bra dress trend in a layered Miu Miu slip that impressed with its effortless sensuality.

For her most recent look, Sweeney was the epitome of chic, wearing a Nensi Dojaka black turtleneck and micro mini skirt from the brand’s Fall 2023 collection. She stuck to a monochrome, all-black color palette, completing the look with black sheer Calzedonia tights, pointed toe pumps, and a cinched evening bag. The beauty was all in the details, as the turtleneck boasted flared sleeves and the skirt featured subtle ruffles to give the look a romantic flair.

Ahead, see Sweeney’s latest outfit, then look back on her fashion evolution.

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