Sydney Sweeney Dares to Mix Fur, Lace, and Garters in Provocative Lingerie Pics
Sydney Sweeney is turning heads once again.
The actress flaunted her figure in a striking lace lingerie ensemble while promoting her brand, Syrn. The latest Instagram post from her company featured Sweeney in a sultry black fur shrug, complemented by a black bra priced at $89 and a $19 thong, along with a $22 lace garter set.
In the first image, she beams at the camera, followed by another shot where she adds a masquerade mask to her alluring look. The carousel continues with various outfits, including a delicate pink lace set and boyshorts.
Another highlight showcases the Private View Lace Bodysuit, retailing at $79, paired with a matching garter set. “Seductress, Romantic, Playful, Comfy. 🖤 All four SYRNs are officially live and available to shop on SYRN.com,” she wrote, referring to the different collections her brand offers.
“We’re not done here; we can’t wait to continue expanding each world for you all,” she added, hinting at future releases.
On March 4, Sweeney introduced the fourth collection titled Comfy, featuring the slogan “Do What Makes You Naked.” This line marks a departure from her previous skin-revealing designs, offering scoop-neck bras and boy shorts crafted from what the brand describes as “Seamless Stretch” fabric.
The “Anyone But You” star made waves with the launch announcement through an eye-catching photoshoot where she posed in a chair wearing only a black thong and sheer tights.
Sweeney debuted her direct-to-consumer brand in January with the Seductress collection, which prominently featured corsets and garter pieces. Earlier this month, she revealed that the signature $269 date night corset was inspired by a piece created for her by another designer.
“I could not find a top that made me feel hot without being too much,” the American Eagle ambassador explained. “But this is perfect. You can tie it as tight as you want, so you can make ‘em pop as much as you want!”
“I wanted to bring it into a commercial piece because I hadn’t seen anyone make commercial pieces of the types of corsets I wear on carpets,” she concluded, emphasizing her vision for the brand.
