Sydney Sweeney Showcases New Lingerie Collection With Mirror Selfie Campaign

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The 28-year-old actress unveiled her latest lingerie collection through a series of Instagram posts this week, posing alongside model Amélie Tremblay for her brand Syrn. Sweeney wore a white bra adorned with delicate pink floral embellishments paired with an unbuttoned pastel green shirt, while Tremblay modeled the same bra style in yellow, layered under a partially buttoned matching pink top. The duo coordinated their white and green bottoms to complete the promotional shoot.

In the video content accompanying the photos, both women danced and jumped while the Neon Trees’ song “Everybody Talks” played in the background. Social media users responded enthusiastically, with commenters praising the collection and drawing comparisons to characters from the animated series “The Fairly Odd Parents,” known for their signature green and pink color scheme.

Sweeney has maintained an active presence on social media with provocative content in recent months, including 20 images from her current location in Australia, where she is filming Netflix’s live-action adaptation of “Gundam.” The posts featured her modeling pieces from her Syrn line, including a gray cardigan worn partially open and various bikini styles.

The actress faced scrutiny following the third season of HBO’s “Euphoria,” which featured her character in several explicit scenes as an OnlyFans creator, including a scene in a fetish-inspired costume that some viewers deemed inappropriate. Show creator Sam Levinson explained to The New York Times in June that the storyline aimed for authenticity, noting that Sweeney herself advocated for not avoiding the subject matter central to her character’s arc.

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