What a week it's been for Sydney Sweeney. The actress was subject to horrible, misogynistic and unnecessary comments circulating online after paparazzi photos of her in a bikini were shared, but went on to shut down the haters in the most iconic way. Specifically, with a name-and-shame video posted on Instagram accompanied by BTS footage of the intense fitness regime that's got her looking strong AF for her latest project – taking on the role of professional boxer, Christy Martin, in an upcoming biopic.
Now, Syd has taken to the social media platform again to prove she's still not listening to the body shamers. That's our girl! And, as well as looking seriously unbothered, she looks undeniably amazing in her latest post.
Captioning the carousel of snaps, “rain rain go away,” Sydney could be seen standing on a rooftop balcony totally topless under a brown chunky knit zip-up cardi worn open.
Syd paired the Miu Miu cocoa cashmere cardigan with a pair of low-rise baggy blue denim jeans, white trainers and... That's about it. Going topless *and* braless, the cardigan somehow managed to stay in place for the impromptu photoshoot with no free-the-nip moments captured. Sydney, if you're reading this, please share the deets of your industrial strength boob tape – we need to know!
Her only accessory in the risqué 'fit was Miu Miu's Aventure Mini Nappa Leather Bag in a dark brown briarwood colourway. Adding two bag charms to the tiny top handle bag, Sydney (who became an ambassador for the Italian fashion house in 2022) clutched the design to her chest to aid in protecting her modesty.
To be fair, if we could afford Miu Miu, that's happily all we'd wear and ditch the rest of our wardrobe, too.
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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!
