Scroll down Sydney Sweeney's Instagram page right now and her grid is just holiday post after holiday post. And, as jealous as we are of the exotic destinations she's visited lately, it's her vacay wardrobe that really has us drooling. There's no question of Syd's style credentials, but her ability to dress for her environment is second to none.
We're talking bandana tops and plunging white swimsuits for yacht trips around the Greek islands, tropical prints co-ords and string bikinis in Hawaii and graphic tees and denim shorts for a visit to Disney World. Whatever the occasion, she can do it all. So it was no surprise to see her nail the illusive, yet ever-strived-for, French girl chic aesthetic on her recent trip to Paris.
In yet another holiday photo dump, the actress shared pics of multiple different looks. Et les ensembles de Sydney sont très chic, non?
Donning both a black corset dress as well as a white halterneck flared mini, cinched in at her waist with a braided leather belt, both dresses have the hallmarks of successful French style: monochrome colour palettes, sleek silhouettes and unfussy details. Syd paired both looks with equally chic accessories, namely black Versace sunglasses.
For the latter outfit, she did inject a small colour pop in the form of Alaïa's red hot Demi Lune mesh shoulder bag. Having also been spotted slung over the shoulder of Dua Lipa, this bag has It-status written all over it (not literally, obvs).
Sydney's final look in the carousel of images consisted of a cream Ralph Lauren peplum corset top featuring a painterly floral pattern worn with coordinating shorts. Knee-length pastel blue sheer stockings completed the high-fashion 'fit.
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We can't wait to see where Syd goes next – and more importantly, what she wears while she's there.
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Alexandria Dale is the Digital Fashion Writer at Cosmopolitan UK. Covering everything from the celebrity style moments worth knowing about to the latest fashion news, there’s nothing she loves more than finding a high street dupe of a must-have designer item. As well as discovering new brands, she’s passionate about sustainable fashion and establishing the trends that are actually worth investing in. Having worked in fashion journalism for six years, she has experience at both digital and print publications including Glamour and Ok!
