Sydney Sweeney served stunning looks as she went from cowboy core to a sizzling LBD for the new Vanity Fair shoot. The magazine recently unveiled a star-studded lineup on the cover of the 31st annual VF Hollywood Issue. Besides Sweeney, Zendaya, Glen Powell, Zoe Saldaña, Nicole Kidman, Dev Patel, Josh O’Connor, Danielle Deadwyler, Jonathan Bailey, Lisa, Ncuti Gatwa, and Bill Skarsgård graced the cover. Now, Sweeney is making fans with her two very sexy looks for the photoshoot.
Sydney Sweeney opts for two very sexy looks for Vanity Fair photoshoot
Sydney Sweeney sent her fans into a frenzy after dropping the photos from the Vanity Fair photoshoot on her Instagram. The “Euphoria” star opted for two mesmerizing looks for the new magazine stint. In the first photo, Sweeney pulled off a cowboy core look as she sat on a chair to pose for a portrait. The actor rocked a white tank top and trousers, which she paired with a stunning pair of black knee-high boots and a black belt.
For the star-studded cover shoot, Sweeney turned to a dazzling little black dress. The 27-year-old wore a sheer body-fitted piece adorned with shiny textural embellishments. The dress is further accentuated with sections of fringe patterns throughout the see-through fabric and a lacy hem. She also wore her signature blonde hair down in soft waves and completed the look with red pointed-toe pumps.
Sweeney’s latest shoot was quick to garner attention after she unveiled it on social media. The Instagram post has currently racked up over a million likes. Meanwhile, several fans rushed to the comments to swoon over the star-studded lineup.
During the video interview with Vanity Fair, Sweeney also gushed over her secret obsession with cheese. The short clip gave a closer look at her cowboy outfit. She also threw on a jumper that was wrapped around her shoulders. “I have loved cheese my entire life,” the actor said while sitting next to a Parmesan wheel of cheese.
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