Sydney Sweeney was a vision for Vanity Fair’s recent star-studded spread. The 2025 Hollywood Issue of the magazine was packed with A-listers, from Nicole Kidman to Zendaya to Bill Skarsgard.
The Anyone But You actress stood out in a dazzling black dress that was truly made for her!
Her ensemble featured a strappy frock that had a scoop neckline, sequins, and a lace skirt. The Immaculate alum paired the dress with unexpected red pumps.
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Sydney Sweeney Dazzles In A Black Sequin Dress For Vanity Fair
Her blonde hair was styled effortlessly in a side part as she rocked a minimal nude glam.
The Euphoria star was pictured posing on a table next to other Hollywood power players.
Her fans flooded her comments section, praising her stunning looks and congratulating her on the feature.
"Most powerful photo in the world."
"You look stunning in that gown."
"That dress was made for you, darling!"
For her interview with the publication, the Madame Web star opened up about women's empowerment in Hollywood. Her comments have now gone viral after she revealed that "it's all fake" when it comes to women uplifting each other.
Sydney Sweeney Slams Women's Empowerment Movement As 'Fake'
Back in April, a producer questioned Sydney’s acting skills and expressed that she doesn’t have the looks or the abilities to be at the top. Sydney’s team fired back, and now the actress got candid over how she really felt about the comments.
"It’s very disheartening to see women tear other women down, especially when women who are successful in other avenues of their industry see younger talent working really hard—hoping to achieve whatever dreams that they may have—and then trying to bash and discredit any work that they’ve done. This entire industry, all people say, is 'women empowering other women.' None of it’s happening. All of it is fake and a front for all the other [expletive] that they say behind everyone’s back," she admitted.
The Miu Miu ambassador didn't stop there; she further added, "I mean, there’s so many studies and different opinions on the reasoning behind it. I’ve read that our entire lives, we were raised—and it’s a generational problem—to believe only one woman can be at the top. There’s one woman who can get the man. There’s one woman who can be, I don’t know, anything. So then all the others feel like they have to fight each other or take that one woman down instead of being like, Let’s all lift each other up. I’m still trying to figure it out. I’m just trying my best over here. Why am I getting attacked?"
