Sydney Sweeney Is Back in Her Most Ladylike Fashion
Through fall and winter, Sydney Sweeney cultivated her elegant, sophisticated femme fashion with stylist Molly Dickson. Think big Afghan coats and leathers via Ferragamo, Miu Miu knits and Tory Burch dresses, red carpet moments with show-stopping Wiederhoeft corset dresses. In that transitional phase between springtime showers and summer heat, Sweeney is delighting in more ladylike looks.
The Euphoria actor stepped out in Midtown, New York, looking to the classic British, heritage house codes of Burberry for her full and super feminine look: She wore a beige trench coat dress with a caped front, cinched waist, and flippy flared skirt, and paired that with Burberry check open-toed sandals and an olive-colored Knight Arc bag. Sweeney topped it off with dark angular sunglasses, and her blonde hair in loose, blown out curls.
Sweeney's personal style oscillates from the hyper-feminine and cozy to the sensual and sexy (toting one of her dogs as an accessory, oftentimes), but in recent times, sightings of her have been mostly on the red carpet. For the 2025 Met Gala, she opted for shimmering black Miu Miu gown that paid homage to Kim Novak, the classic American screen star she's set to play in the forthcoming biopic Scandalous, directed by Colman Domingo.
It's been a big working year for Sydney Sweeney. As well as finishing up filming on the third season of Euphoria, she wrapped the biopic on boxing legend Christy Martin where she also has the starring role.
As she continues to get into the Kim Novak state of mind, expect more classic starlet modes of dressing from Sweeney.
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