Sydney Sweeney goes topless under just a denim jacket and makeup-free for American Eagle photoshoot
American actress Sydney Sweeney, 27, looks sensational in sizzling new snaps shared by the brand for her brand new fall 2025 fashion campaign.
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Posing in dark indigo denim while strewn across the floor in one snap, the stunning star ditched her bra completely as she smized for the camera.
Her blond locks were styled in waves, with her tresses cascading over her shoulder.
Not only did she ditch her bra, but she ditched makeup too.
There were several other glamorous shots from the shoot, too, including one of Sydney gazing over her shoulder, and another of her with her hands in the air.
The brand then went on to share a video "audition" of Sydney, where she can be heard saying: "Hi, I'm Sydney Sweeney."
She then said: "I'm available for the American Eagle jeans campaign shoot."
SYDNEY'S NEW CAMPAIGN
Wearing a pair of wide-legged denim jeans and a cropped white shirt, Sydney then posed up a storm before a voiceover said: "Sydney Sweeney Has Great Jeans."
Reacting to the video, and Sydney's denim collection, one person wrote: "This is epic !!!"
Another added: "Love her. Icon indeed."
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"Love her. I wonder if I will look this good in those jeans," penned a third.
"ICONIC," said a fourth.
WEDDING CALLED OFF
The Anyone But You star was due to marry businessman Jonathan Davino, 41, this spring but "major issues" got in the way, sources said earlier this year.
"Sydney and Jonathan have been having major issues but are not fully split," an insider told Us Weekly back in March.
They added: "Things are not great right now, but they aren't throwing in the towel yet.
"They are working on their relationship but have called off the wedding for now."
The pair were meant to tie the knot in Chicago this spring, the source said, but plans are now on hold.
"The wedding is not happening, and they aren't having further discussions about it," they added.
According to the insider, Sydney "wanted to cancel everything and couldn't handle the stress".
Discussing the couple's issues, the insider revealed a lot of their relationship problems stem from Sydney being "extremely busy with work commitments".
Sydney and Jonathan met in 2018 and got engaged in February 2022.
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