Sydney Sweeney oozes glamour in plunging ball gown at star-studded European premiere of her new film
SYDNEY Sweeney made sure all eyes were on her at the glitzy London premier of her latest film.
The 27-year old Euphoria star walked the red carpet for her new film Echo Valley in a flowing baby blue dress alongside co-star Hollywood legend Julianne Moore, 64.
Sydney stole the show in the plunging frock for the star-studded European premiere, which took place at BFI Southbank.
The White Lotus star was joined by her brother Trent for the occasion.
Other celebs walking the carpet included Talia Storm, Love Island’s Jess Leigh-Anne Spencer and Ashley Roberts who wore a very dating ensemble, featuring stockings.
During the media run for the movie, Sydney appeared to confirm her breakup with long-term partner Jonathan Davino.
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Speaking to The Times at the US premiere last week, the star was asked if she was still planning her wedding to Jonathan.
"No,” she replied. When pressed on whether she was now single, she answered simply: “Yes.”
The actress had been seen in recent months without her engagement ring, fuelling rumours that the couple - who began dating in 2018 and became engaged in 2022 - had quietly parted ways.
The film follows Julianne's character, a horse trainer living on a Pennsylvania farm, whose life is upended when her daughter, played by Sydney, arrives covered in someone else’s blood.
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Sydney rose to fame after starring in the hit HBO series Euphoria, alongside Zendaya and Saltburn's Jacob Elordi, playing the popular and troubled high-school pupil Cassie.
Speaking recently about her career, she told Sunday Times: "I have to prove myself as a young woman, as an actor, as a businessperson, all of it."
In 2020 she launched her own production company, Fifty-Fifty films, which was behind the hit romantic comedy Anyone But You which she starred in alongside US actor Glen Powell.
She said: "I see it all the time where they don't think I am right for (a role) because they watched Cassie in Euphoria. Especially because Cassie was such a sexualised character, that puts a wall up for people.
"I feel like I'm constantly having to be like, no, no, I'm an actor, I'm supposed to be different characters.
"When I see a script or a character I find a little scary and it's going to challenge me and I don't know if I can pull it off, I've got to do it."
