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Sydney Sweeney’s Lingerie Bathroom Selfie Sparks Buzz


Sydney Sweeney transforms her official Australia photos into a bathroom-mirror fashion moment. The actress shared the “a little Aussie dump” carousel while spending time Down Under for Netflix’s live-action “Gundam.” The wider carousel also includes glimpses of her “Gundam” costars Javon “Wanna” Walton and Noah Centineo, along with her boyfriend Scooter Braun.

Sydney Sweeney wears unbuttoned crop top and lingerie in bathroom selfie

Take a look at Sydney Sweeney in bold lingerie:

The “Euphoria” star’s gray lingerie is the highlight. Sydney Sweeney appears to be brushing her teeth, wearing lace-trimmed SYRN underwear with white panels and a tiny bow, paired with a cropped gray cardigan left partly unbuttoned.

The cardigan has a close ribbed fit, long sleeves, and buttons that open enough to keep the selfie flirty. Its gray palette keeps attention on the trim. Her blonde hair looks short, tousled, and full, while minimal makeup keeps the getting-ready frame natural.

The photos come as her SYRN lingerie brand grows, and filming continues in Queensland. Fans reacted quickly. One wrote, “Beautiful.” Another said, “Holy moly.” A third said, “My queen!”

Originally reported by Santanu Das on Reality Tea.



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