Hollywood’s awards-season conversations aren’t just about performances; it’s also the fashion moments that often steal just as much spotlight. When A-listers gather for industry roundtables, their outfit reflect confidence and individuality. And Sydney Sweeney has been especially consistent at doing just that.
The “Euphoria” star has showcased fashion as an extension of her evolving career, and she’s continuously proving why she’s one of Hollywood’s most-watched style stars right now.
Sydney Sweeney stuns in Zimmermann satin shirt and drape skirt for ‘Oscar Actress Roundtable’
At The Envelope Oscar Actresses Roundtable, Sydney Sweeney swayed away her fans with sleek editorial looks. The actress opted for a refined look from Zimmermann, donning the brand’s $675 Hypnotic Satin Shirt. She paired it with a matching $1,975 satin drape skirt and $990 YSL Romy Mules in Smooth Leather.
She was joined by Jennifer Lopez, Gwyneth Paltrow, Tessa Thompson, Emily Blunt, and Elle Fanning. The ladies discussed navigating bad press, creative freedom, and resisting career labels. Sweeney also took to her Instagram to share the cover issue with a caption, “so proud and honored to be alongside these strong women ✨ The Envelope ✨ Women In Film Issue.”
Beyond fashion, Sweeney spoke candidly about her recent film “Christy”, where she portrayed box Christy Martin and also served as a producer. Reflecting on her role, she shared (via LA Times), “Her story is probably one of the most important stories I’ll ever get to tell, so I felt that immense importance. I needed to fully transform myself…I just kinda lived and breathed Christy for the entirety of the whole thing.”
Sweeney’s roundtable look follows a streak of headline-making fashion choices, including her recent appearance at “The Housemaid” LA premiere. The actress fully leaned into old Hollywood glamor in a custom white silk chiffon Galia Lahav gown, garnering comparisons to Marilyn Monroe. Even for the after-party, Sweeney went for a strapless white minidress with floral appliqués, further commanding her reputation as a modern fashion risk-taker.
