- Sydney Sweeney wore a unique hairstyle during her latest Syrn campaign.
- The actress channeled Cindy Lou Who from How the Grinch Stole Christmas.
- Sweeney paired the style with a plaid loungewear set consisting of a tie-front camisole and shorts.
Sydney Sweeney is getting into character this holiday season. The 29-year-old actress rocked a hairstyle straight out of this Christmas classic in her latest Syrn campaign.
Sweeney promoted her lingerie brand’s holiday line, which drops October 27, by channeling Cindy Lou Who from How the Grinch Stole Christmas. THE Euphoria alum rocked the same braided bun that Taylor Momsen sported in the 2000 film, pairing it with a plaid loungewear set consisting of a tie-front camisole and shorts. Sweeney added a satin cape, as well as white knee-length stockings.
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The study of the starlet’s character didn’t stop there: she also mentioned Sally from the Tim Burton film. The Nightmare Before Christmasstraightening her blonde locks and wearing a dark lip with drawn-on dots as she modeled lacy black lingerie.
Earlier this month, a new study from MyHeritage revealed that Sweeney and Marilyn Monroe shared a common ancestor. The results, which were shared with Weekly Entertainmentshow that Sweeney and Monroe are ninth cousins once removed and are related through their fathers, Steven Sweeney and Charles Stanley Gifford, respectively. Both are descendants of a man named Ezra Perry, who settled in Massachusetts in the 17th century.
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“People have always drawn parallels between Sydney Sweeney and Marilyn Monroe, but seeing their paths align on a deeper level inspired us to look for a real connection in the MyHeritage archives,” Roi Mandel, director of research at MyHeritage, said in a statement.
“Discovering their shared branch was incredible, it’s a powerful reminder that humanity is one vast family tree, and when we dig deep, we discover how interconnected we all are,” he added.
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In February, Sweeney paid tribute to Monroe by wearing a dress almost identical to the one the Some like it hot the star was on the cover of Life Review in 1952. Ceil Chapman’s ivory number features an off-the-shoulder neckline and ruching throughout.
Sweeney also channeled the pop culture icon last December, when she wore a plunging backless dress reminiscent of Monroe’s in The seven year itch at the Los Angeles premiere of The cleaning lady.
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