Sydney Sweeney never fails to set pulses racing, and it was no different on Wednesday.
The Hollywood actress, 29, launched her sultry line of holiday lingerie for her brand Syrn, and looked sensational as she modelled her curve-accentuating designs, including one red-hot bridal set.
The set in question featured red stockings punctuated with frilly red suspenders, a lacy balconette bra and a matching thong covered in red ribbons. Completing her festive look, Sydney added a lace white bridal veil.
"Welcome to the @syrn holiday shop, officially open on October 27th," penned the Euphoria star alongside the update.
Sydney wore her iconic blonde locks poker-straight for the all-red ensemble.
Her glam was equally as striking, comprised of red lipstick designed to look like a clown-style makeup, dramatic black lashes, finished with bright white waterline eyeliner.
A second look saw the Housemaid starlet slip into what appeared to be an ice-blue set. This time, Sydney had her hair styled into elegant curls.
"Sydney Lou who!!!!!!!!!" one fan penned. A second added: "Just no words." Meanwhile, a third penned: "Gorgeous," alongside a heart-eyes emoji.
Sydney on Syrn
Speaking to Cosmopolitan, Sydney opened up about her hopes for her lingerie line, which she launched in January.
"I want to show women that we can take back our power and fully free ourselves," she said. She added that the label is built around personal freedom, explaining, "I want SYRN to stand for the power of choice." During the interview, Sweeney responded to the question, "Whose gaze are you prioritising?"
"People will say, 'Oh, she's doing this for guys' or 'Oh, she's a guy's girl.' But I'm like, 'What is more girl's girl than owning your body and doing it for yourself.'" She continued, "I want it to be their choice—the choice of the wearer—whether this is for them, for somebody else, or for a camera lens."
Sydney Sweeney's workout routine
As for how she maintains her impressive physique, Sydney is a fan of Solidcore, a US Pilates studio. Solidcore describes its classes as "a high-intensity, low-impact full-body workout on a Pilates-inspired reformer.
© Instagram"With the lights down and music up, you’ll find a stronger version of yourself by the first song change. Our core workout utilises slow and controlled movements scientifically designed to break down muscles (to failure) so they build back stronger."
Sydney previously revealed that Pilates is "one of the greatest workouts you could do" and she attends the classes two and three times a week, according to Women's Health.
