Sydney Sweeney Partied In A Clingy Dress With Cutouts After The Emmys
It was a contrast to the dreamy Oscar de la Renta gown she wore on the red carpet.
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Sydney Sweeney 2022 Emmys Afterparty
Sydney Sweeney changed into the sexiest party dress after the Emmy Awards last night.
The actress was spotted celebrating Euphoria's win at the HBO after-party, which was held at San Vicente Bungalows, a private members club in West Hollywood.
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Sydney Sweeney 2022 Emmys Afterparty
For the evening, Sweeney wore a clingy forest green dress by Versace, featuring asymmetric cutouts at the torso and bust, as well as built-in nylon opera gloves in the same shade. A strap of the same shiny material divided the bra and held together the top and long skirt of the intricate dress.
She seemed to wear no accessories, instead opting for sultry glam: a deep smoky eye, nude lip, and sophisticated long bob turned in at the ends.
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Sydney Sweeney 2022 Emmys Afterparty
Stylist Molly Dickson put together the ensemble, as well as the one Sweeney wore earlier in the night to the 2022 Emmy Awards. For the show, the star glowed in a dreamy custom Oscar de la Renta gown. The elegant pearly white sheath dress was embellished with shimmering silver floral embroidery and featured a structured waist and an attached train. She also accessorized with a few diamond rings.
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Sydney Sweeney 2022 Emmys Afterparty
Though Sweeney did not take home any awards last night, her Euphoria costar Zendaya broke records when she won her second Emmy for Outstanding Lead Actress in a Drama Series. The win solidified her as the first Black woman to take home the Emmy twice in the category, as well as the youngest two-time winner of any Emmy in history.
This article originally appeared on Harper's BAZAAR US.