Sydney Sweeney has mastered the art of transitional dressing, as she stepped out in an autumnal ensemble that retained the skin-baring style of summer.
The actress, who was photographed in Soho, New York, on October 14, wore a dark gray buttoned jacket that featured a tailored silhouette with sleek buttons. The garment was styled with brown mini shorts and layered over a simple white top. Sydney accessorized with a black leather handbag, matching knee-high boots, brown leather gloves, and a pair of skinny sunglasses.
The 29-year-old's luscious blonde locks were styled into soft waves while her makeup oozed glam, courtesy of a bronze eye and a pink lip. Sydney works closely with her longtime stylist Molly Dickson, who carefully crafts her scene-stealing outfits.
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"At the end of the day, you want to leave your house in something that you are happy and feel confident in," Molly previously told Harper's Bazaar. "I want my clients to leave for the red carpet feeling their best. And when you dress in the morning you want to walk out excited about what you're wearing."
Sydney's latest look is a seasonal spin on the daring no-pants trend, which has reigned supreme in the sartorial sphere since the Fall/Winter 2023 shows. Miu Miu sent beaded silk panties down the runway, while the 2025 Met Gala showcased a wave of pantless looks – from Hailey Bieber in a tailored Saint Laurent blazer to Sabrina Carpenter in a burgundy Louis Vuitton bodysuit-and-jacket combination, and Cynthia Erivo in a bold Givenchy set.
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When she's not in New York, Sydney resides in a $13.5 million Florida home. The Summerland Key abode spans nearly 8,000 square feet and features six bedrooms and eight bathrooms, each with stunning ocean views. The property boasts an elevator, a home gym, a game room, and a custom walnut bar.
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Sydney Sweeney's workout routine
The actress's sculpted figure is courtesy of her disciplined fitness routine. She often attends Solidcore, a US pilates studio. Solidcore describes its classes as "a high-intensity, low-impact full-body workout on a pilates-inspired reformer. With the lights down and music up, you’ll find a stronger version of yourself by the first song change. Our core workout utilises slow and controlled movements scientifically designed to break down muscles (to failure) so they build back stronger."
Sydney previously revealed that pilates is "one of the greatest workouts you could do" and she attends the classes two and three times a week. "It just makes me feel so toned and strong, but also elongated, and I feel so good doing that," she told Women's Health.