Sydney Sweeney Stuns in Edgy Look at “Immaculate” Premiere.
Actress Ditches Glam for Intricate Top and Wide-Leg Trousers
Euphoria star Sydney Sweeney opted for a dramatic departure from her usual glamorous style at the Los Angeles premiere of her new psychological thriller, Immaculate.
Sculpted Top Steals the Show
The 26-year-old actress stunned in a unique, white, sculpted top that resembled a work of art. The intricate design wrapped around her torso, featuring a bouquet motif covering her chest and stomach with peek-a-boo cutouts. The bottom portion of the top resembled two arms that encircled her waist and held the “flowers” in place.
Keeping it Simple with Hair and Makeup
Sweeney put the spotlight on the statement top by accessorizing minimally. She sported a pair of small huggie hoop earrings and styled her new bob in a sleek, wet hair look. Her makeup complemented the overall look with soft, shimmery white eyeshadow and a light nude lipstick.
Sweeney Debuts New Hair at Previous Event
The actress debuted her chic bob hairstyle just days before at the Vanity Fair Oscars afterparty. At that event, she channeled Hollywood glamour in a vintage, cream-colored Marc Bouwer gown previously worn by Angelina Jolie.
Embracing Fashion as Playful Experimentation
Sweeney spoke to People about her approach to fashion, revealing her love for embracing different styles for various events. “I honestly just vibe with whatever event’s going on,” she shared. “It’s always a little bit different. That’s the fun thing about all of this, it’s like playing dress-up. It’s boring to do the same thing over and over again.”
Keeping Met Gala Appearance Under Wraps
While the actress enjoys fashion experimentation, she remained coy about attending the highly anticipated Met Gala. “Maybe, maybe not,” she teased when questioned about her attendance. “I might be working. We’re trying to figure it out, so we’ll see,” she added.
Immaculate Offers Family Dreams Come True
Sweeney also shared her excitement about her upcoming film, Immaculate, revealing a special opportunity she provided for her grandmothers. “They’d never been to Europe,” she said about fulfilling their dream of visiting Italy. She even disclosed casting them in the movie as “little old nuns.”
Immaculate hits theaters on March 22nd.
