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Sydney Sweeney is gorgeous beyond measure.
That is both an asset and a problem.
Fans cannot be normal about her. Critics cannot be normal about her.
Now, she is once again breaking minds with her jaw-dropping outfits. The cleavage is too powerful.
You have our attention and admiration, Sydney Sweeney
On Tuesday, December 2, Sydney Sweeney attended the New York premiere of her new film, The Housemaid.
Stepping out onto the red carpet, she dazzled everyone in a mind-shattering gown.
Sweeney’s ensemble is doing plenty, with a white feather boa, sparkling rhinestone jewels, and even a modest train.
However, many eyes were not on her gown or her blonde bob, but on the deep cleavage that her outfit presented.
The famously busty actress had put the goods on display, so to speak. The effect was spectacular.
Anyone looking respectfully at Sweeney’s decolletage might have noticed that something was missing.
This summer, reports claimed that she began dating controversial music mogul Scooter Braun for some unthinkable reason.
However, he was nowhere in sight as she walked the red carpet.
Instead, photos show Sweeney side-by-side with The Housemaid co-star Amanda Seyfried.
Seyfried also looks gorgeous in her more colorful gown. (Incidentally, both women have shared a screen with Megan Fox — Seyfried in Jennifer’s Body, Sweeney in Night Teeth)
Who does Sydney Sweeney play in ‘The Housemaid’ anyway?
Hitting theaters on December 19, The Housemaid is a thriller.
The film is an adaptation of Freida McFadden’s book by the same name. Be warned: the story is dark enough that McFadden initially hesitated to publish it.
The story follows Sweeney’s character, who is struggling to find a job due to her prison record. When she finds a job working as a housemaid to an affluent couple who share a young daughter, it seems too good to be true.
It is, in fact, too good to be true. Among other things, her room locks from the outside. The gardener attempts to warn her.
That said, there are plenty of twists — about this family but also about Sweeney’s character’s own past — to keep you guessing.
We won’t spoil the story except to say that the novel has a much better ending than the, to be blunt, awful ending of It Ends With Us.
Given the incredible talent in this cast, we have reason to hope that the film adaptation will live up to expectations.
You know, one of the reasons for premiere events is to give the cast an opportunity to increase awareness of an upcoming film just before the release.
While Sweeney and Seyfried aren’t pulling any of the Pamela Anderson and Liam Neeson fakery, they’re showing up and promoting the film nonetheless.
And Sweeney knows that she can draw lots of positive attention by dressing to impress. And she has done just that.
What about all of her ‘controversies’ though?
There are certain pernicious social forces who have been imagining Sydney Sweeney as some sort of magical emissary whose overall hotness delivers symbolic victories over various institutions wherever she goes.
About a year and a half ago, conservatives half-joked that the GLAAD Awards had “fallen” due to Sweeney’s attendance. To be blunt, because they find her hot, they liked to imagine that her boobs conquered wherever she went.
That’s not how this works! In fact, it’s not how anything works. (Also, Sweeney is remarkably beautiful, so it’s unclear why certain conservative commentators believe that only they are aware of this)
Contrary to popular belief, Sweeney has never publicly delved into politics. That is probably a mistake — as it allows people to continue to spout malicious fanfiction about her. After a while, silence sounds like its own statement, even if you don’t mean it to.
We have yet to see actual evidence that Sweeney is the terrible person that critics (and certain “fans”) imagine her to be. Evidence suggests that she is an extremely talented actress, and that haters and supporters alike struggle to be normal about her because she is also very hot.
Sydney Sweeney Obliterates Fans with Cleavage, Blonde Bombshell Look was originally published on The Hollywood Gossip.