Sydney Sweeney made a bold fashion statement at a photocall for her new film Reality over the weekend.
The Euphoria star, 25, showed off her slim, fit figure in a black blazer with revealing necklines.
The Spokane, Washington native, who is on a press tour in Berlin, Germany, bared her cleavage, waist and most of her back in the look.
The jacket was embellished with intricate stones, beads and fringes covering the lower half.
The fashionista added long, flared, matching pants that sat low on her hips.
Daring look: Sydney Sweeney made a bold fashion statement at a photocall for her new film Reality over the weekend
Sydney, whose career has skyrocketed in recent years, pulled her light brown hair into a chic updo.
The tresses were slicked back with a precise center part and arranged in a low chignon at the back of the head.
The beauty left out a thin, delicate strand in front, letting it fall to one side of her face.
Her face was brought to life with soft, subtle makeup that contoured her cheeks.
Sydney’s eyelids were accented with winged black liquid eyeliner and she flaunted lashes lengthened with dark mascara.
The popular entertainer, who is engaged to businessman Jonathan Davino, completed the look with a moisturizing pink lip smudge.
The talented actress played up her edgy look by covering just one ear with a stack of gunmetal gray hoops of various sizes.
She rocked a short, nude manicure as she confidently walked through the event’s step-and-repeat on Saturday.
Stunning: The Euphoria star, 25, showed off her slim, fit figure in a black blazer with revealing necklines
Flashing skin: The Spokane, Washington native bared her cleavage, waist and most of her back in the look
Elegant: Sydney, whose career has skyrocketed in recent years, pulled her light brown hair into a chic updo
Reality is based on true events that took place in the life of a woman named Reality Winner in 2017.
On June 3, Reality, a 25-year-old former Air Force linguist, was surprised by the FBI at her home in Augusta, Georgia.
She was interrogated and eventually charged with leaking evidence of Russian interference in Donald Trump’s US election to online whistleblowing website The Intercept.
Reality was sentenced to five years and three months in prison, the longest federal sentence ever for the unauthorized disclosure of government information to the media.
The film itself is only an hour and a half of the interrogation that took place at her home.
In an interview with The Hollywood Reporter, the beauty opened up about what it was like playing the role of reality.
Sizzling: The jacket featured intricate stones, beads and fringes covering the lower half
Beauty: Her face was brought to life with soft, subtle makeup that contoured her cheeks
Likeable: Sweeney flirted with the cameras as she blew a kiss to the blinking shutters
Detail: The beauty let out a thin, delicate strand of hair at the front, which fell sideways across her face
Group picture: Marchánt Davis, Sydney, Tina Satter and Josh Hamilton posed for a photo
“I definitely felt the weight of the meaning of every word and moment shared between these characters because Reality lived a life before that.
“We’re showing this very incredible snapshot of a moment and from my conversations with Reality, I filled it in,” she said.
She continued, “So when you meet this character on screen, you meet reality.
“You’re only meeting her for this one day of her life, but you can get a sense of who she is, where she’s from, what’s on her mind as she tries to figure out what to say to these FBI agents.”
The film was directed by Tina Satter, who wrote the Broadway play Is This A Room, which was also about Reality Winner’s interrogation.
Satter also wrote the screenplay for the film alongside James Paul Dallas.