Sydney Sweeney made quite the splash during day two of Stagecoach Music Festival, and fans definitely noticed. The 28-year-old actress stepped out in a daring look while making a surprise appearance during Diplo’s set on Saturday, rocking a plunging corset from her own brand, SYRN, that instantly sparked buzz online.
Sweeney embraced the festival’s Western vibe while putting her own sultry spin on it, pairing a blue corset with a mini skirt featuring tiered ruffles. She completed the look with white cowboy boots, leaning fully into the Stagecoach aesthetic while promoting her newly launched lingerie line.
The actress also made an appearance at the brand’s “SYRN saloon” pop-up, where Diplo joined in on the fun. A photo of the pair was later shared to SYRN’s Instagram Stories with the caption, “@diplo Thanks for stopping by!!!”
Sweeney Steals Show With Surprise Karaoke Sessions
The fashion moment wasn’t the only thing getting attention. Sweeney also had fans talking thanks to her surprise karaoke sessions with celebrity friends. In clips shared to social media, she grabbed the mic to introduce country star Chase Rice before the two teamed up with the crowd to sing his hit “Cruise.” She also delivered a nostalgic performance of NSYNC’s “Bye Bye Bye” alongside Lance Bass, before leaning into country classics.
On Friday night, Sweeney joined Ashton Kutcher, Mila Kunis, and boyfriend Scooter Braun to sing Garth Brooks’ “Friends In Low Places.” She brought the song back again Saturday, this time with Riley Green, whose set had been canceled following a weather-related evacuation.
Sydney Sweeney Faces Backlash Over ‘Over Exposed’ Style
As expected, Sweeney’s bold look quickly sparked reactions online, and opinions were mixed. Some critics didn’t hold back, with comments ranging from “This is gross” to “She is seriously over exposed,” while another wrote, “Only 28 and needs ‘the girls’ to speak for her.”
Others questioned the styling choices, with one user adding, “She is young and adorable. However, I would hate having my breasts half exposed all the time.” And someone else simply wrote, “Massive bazookas.”
Sweeney’s Stagecoach Appearance Sparks ‘MAGA Barbie’ Chatter Again
Sweeney’s latest outing didn’t just get people talking about her outfit, it also reignited a nickname that’s followed her for some time. The actress has previously been dubbed “MAGA Barbie” online, stemming from past headlines tied to her mom’s “Make Sixty Great Again”–themed party and reports about her political affiliation. While the label had largely faded in recent months, her presence at Stagecoach seems to have brought it back into the conversation.
Fans began revisiting the nickname after Sweeney was spotted at an Ella Langley set, an artist who has faced speculation over perceived political leanings due to collaborations with figures like Morgan Wallen and Kid Rock, as well as social media activity that’s drawn attention.
Sydney Sweeney Cut From ‘The Devil Wears Prada 2’
While it may feel like Sydney Sweeney is everywhere right now, there’s one major project she won’t be part of. The actress was originally set to make a brief cameo in “The Devil Wears Prada 2,” playing a fictionalized version of herself. However, reports confirmed that her scene didn’t make the final cut of the film, which is set to hit theaters on May 1.
Per reports, Sweeney’s cameo in “The Devil Wears Prada 2” would have been brief, lasting around three minutes, but still played a key role in reintroducing Emily Blunt’s character, Emily Charlton. In the scene, Charlton was set to assist Sweeney with an outfit, a moment designed to showcase just how influential her work has become within Hollywood’s fashion circles. However, according to The Hollywood Reporter, the sequence ultimately didn’t align with the tone of the film’s opening, leading to it being cut from the final version.
That’s not the only reason Sweeney has been making headlines lately. Her work on “Euphoria,” including storylines involving provocative, adult-themed content, has sparked a lot of criticism amongst viewers. The actress has acknowledged that the focus on her nude scenes can sometimes overshadow the work she’s doing as an actress, describing the experience as feeling somewhat detached from herself.
