Sydney Sweeney has the internet going nuts again, and you know why.
Her stylist has been in her bag lately, ensuring all the proper angles are being shown, and the puppies are out to see.
Everyone’s favorite girl crush, Sydney Sweeney, is known for serving some major looks on the red carpet, and she rocked up to an event in Germany this week in an outfit that is nothing short of incredible.
Sydney, of Euphoria and The White Lotus fame, attend the International Film Festival in Berlin, and her Alexander McQueen suit was as sparkly as it was revealing. In the pics, Sydney is wearing a black two-piece suit with silver chain details and cutouts that highlight her mega-toned abs. I don’t think I can do the full ‘fit justice, so check out the pictures.
“A queen in McQueen,” one fan commented on the post. Another added, “Stunning,” and the fire emojis were simply too plentiful to count.
You’re an icon, Sydney!
This isn’t the first time she has went viral this month.
Actress Sydney Sweeney arrived in style at the Berlinale International Film Festival on Saturday.
The beauty was at the event to attend the premiere of her new film, Reality.
Sweeney plays real-life former intelligence officer Reality Winner, a viral sensation who received the longest prison sentence on record for the unauthorized release of classified material.
The Euphoria star was pictured in an Alexander McQueen black suit with large side cutouts, which was adorned with jewels.
Sweeney rocked the edgy look, and the cutouts added another element to the fashionable outfit.
The actress had one ear lobe covered in hoop earrings that reduced in size up to the top in the stunning photo.
Sydney Sweeney’s bold choice for a bodycon suit dress at the formal event showed her risk-taking nature in fashion.
The stunning photo proved the risk paid off, as she looked incredible at the event, which took place at the Grand Hyatt Hotel in Berlin, Germany.
The Hollywood star had her blonde locks pulled back in a ponytail, leaving a strand of hair hanging over her forehead.
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