Sydney Sweeney's Oscar Night Look Channeled Another Iconic Bombshell — And It's A Blast From The Past
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The "Euphoria" star channeled the early 2000s in a plunging cream gown pulled from the fashion archives.
Sydney Sweeney took her cue from a classic Oscar night look on Sunday.
While attending the Academy Awards’ A-list Vanity Fair after-party, the “Euphoria” actor donned an angelic archival Marc Bouwer dress, which Angelina Jolie wore to the 2004 ceremony.
Paying close attention to detail, Sweeney teamed the plunging cream gown with a layered pendant necklace that looked strikingly similar to the one the Academy Award winner wore on the red carpet two decades ago.
The “Reality” actor tied things together with a silk shawl draped over her arms, just like Jolie wore in 2004.
Taking a step away from the original look with her beauty choices, Sweeney had her hair in a chin-length bob that featured old-Hollywood-inspired waves and went with glowing bronze makeup.
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