From a razor-sharp dramatic bob to swooping side bangs, Sydney Sweeney's hair has tried it all, but her latest 'do is seriously stunning.
The 29-year-old actress, who is busy filming the sequel to her hit film The Housemaid, was pictured on set in New Jersey on Monday sporting the longest locks. Sydney was absolute hair goals with her tumbling blonde hair styled in voluminous mermaid waves well past her shoulders.
While the star has become synonymous with her sultry style on red carpets, she cut a casual figure in jeans and a leather bomber jacket over a gingham shirt. She complemented the look with a pair of lace-up boots.
The Housemaid star's on-set style
After the smashing success of the 2025 thriller The Housemaid, Sydney has been busy this month filming the highly anticipated sequel, called The Housemaid's Secret.
The first film, based off the bestselling book of the same name, starred Amanda Seyfried, Brandon Sklenar and Michele Morrone. The second instalment has added several new stars to the cast, including Off Campus breakout actor Stephen Kalyn, who will play Sydney's on-screen love interest. Kirsten Dunst, Brittany Snow and Love Story: John F. Kennedy Jr. & Carolyn Bessette star Paul Anthony Kelly have also been cast.
Sydney was spotted filming with her co-star Stephen on 15 October, looking comfy in a beautiful blue off-the-shoulder top and jeans. The actress had her tumbling locks down in a cascade of waves and her makeup done naturally with rosy cheeks.
Sydney's dramatic hair change
The blonde bombshell has typically kept her hair long over the years, but a year ago she debuted a dramatic transformation.
Sydney stepped out on the red carpet at the premiere of her film Christy in October 2025 sporting a brand new bob haircut. The chin-grazing 'do perfectly framed her face and was styled in glamorous waves for the perfect Old Hollywood feel.
"I think my long hair became my security blanket. I always wanted it down and wavy, but I'm loving this. I feel like I'm going to meet a new version of myself," she told The Hollywood Reporter.







