Christmas is calling, according to Sydney Sweeney, who was the image of Cindy-Lou Who from Dr Suess' The Grinch on Monday.
The Euphoria actress, 29, slipped into a pyjama set from her latest Syrn collection - the lingerie line she launched in January - her look comprised of the brand's plunging "flannel cami and shorts" in the colour Snow Problem.
Completing her look, the Housemaid star added a pair of white stockings, as well as a mini cape in baby blue adorned with white fur, and a matching flannel bow placed in her Cindy-Lou Who-inspired wig.
Sydney's glam for the occasion was exquisite, combining glossy pink lips, fluttery false lashes and vibrant pink blusher.
"Christmas is coming early this year," one fan penned. A second added: "So Beautiful," alongside four flame emojis. Meanwhile, a third penned: "Too cute gorgeous as always."
Sydney's festive spirit
This isn't the first festive set the blonde bombshell has dazzled us with as the holiday season approaches.
It was Home Alone Sydney took inspiration from last week.
The Washington-born star simply sizzled in a navy blue bra and matching knitted cardigan as she recreated the famous shaving scene in Home Alone.
"Home Alone Syd! These are the best," one fan penned. A second added: "Man, she’s so pretty, idc what anyone says, and I do want this setttttttt [heart eyes emoji]." Another penned: "Beautiful girl."
© InstagramSydney revealed her hopes and dreams her company upon its launch at the beginning of the year.
"The secret is finally out... this is lingerie you wear for YOU, no explanation, no apology. I wanted to create a place where women can move between all the different versions of who we are," she said.
Sydney reveals how she has embraced body confidence
Sydney that while she may appear to be the picture of confidence, that hasn't always been the case. The actress revealed and it was her role as Cassie in Euphoria that jump-started her positive body image.
© Instagram" I never felt confident," Sydney told Us Weekly. "I never had anything I felt good in, and I just wanted to hide. It wasn’t until [I played] Cassie in Euphoria that I started realising it’s actually powerful to be confident; our bodies are incredible. We should embrace [them] and feel really good in our skin."
