Sydney Sweeney Winterizes a Plunging Mini Dress With a Sheer Turtleneck and a Fur-Lined Penny Lane Coat

The star layered all her favorite cold-weather trends for a night on Broadway.

Sydney Sweeney
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Sydney Sweeney knows more is always more when you're dressing for a night at the theater. Her ensemble confirmed as much when the actor arrived at a Broadway production of Cult of Love on Jan. 11 wearing all her favorite winter trends at once.

There to support her former Euphoria castmate Barbie Ferreira—who stars in the play alongside Shailene Woodley—Sweeney made sure to show up and show out in a dramatic black Penny Lane coat. Lined and trimmed with tonal black fur, the longline jacket featured statement cuffs and exaggerated lapels strongly reminiscent of the Nour Hammour coats Selena Gomez has been favoring this season.

A photo of Sydney Sweeney bundling up in a black fur-trimmed Penny Lane coat outside Cult of Love on Broadway.

Sydney Sweeney bundles up in a black fur-trimmed Penny Lane coat outside Cult of Love on Broadway.

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The White Lotus alum layered her furry statement piece over a navy blue tent dress with a deep V neckline that nearly plunged to her belly button. Mindful of New York City's bone-chilling winters, she layered a sheer sapphire blue turtleneck underneath the mini dress for added warmth. Both pieces come courtesy of New York City label SER.O.YA, and together, they make a compelling case for pulling your spring dresses out of storage a little early.

A photo of Sydney Sweeney matching her sapphire blue SER.O.YA tent dress to her sheer turtleneck base layer.

Sydney Sweeney matches her sapphire blue SER.O.YA tent dress to her sheer turtleneck base layer.

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The Emmy Award nominee accessorized the look with office siren-coded sheer tights and black patent slingback heels. Her bow-topped black satin Givenchy micro-bag, though, evidenced the last vestiges of balletcore. Although balletcore is no longer at its height, nostalgia's grip on fashion trends will continue in 2025 in the form of jelly sandals and girlish bag charms.

Sydney Sweeney attending a play with 'The Housemaid' co-star Brandon Sklenar in tow.

Sydney Sweeney attends a play with The Housemaid co-star Brandon Sklenar in tow.

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One trend Sweeney has definitely decided to leave behind, however, is her bob haircut. After debuting it during Paris Fashion Week and rocking it all summer long, the star seems to have let her surprise chop grow all the way out into a wavy waist-length mane.

Hanna Lustig
Staff Writer

Hanna Lustig is a staff writer at Marie Claire, where she gets to gab every day about the topics she holds most dear: fashion, beauty, and celebrity. Hanna’s editorial journey began with formative internships at Elle and InStyle, where she was lucky enough to work for some of the smartest women in media while she was still in college at the University of Tennessee. Hanna then accepted a digital culture reporting fellowship at Insider, where she helped carve out a new beat dedicated to covering influencers. Those experiences later served her well as a staff writer at Glamour, where she developed a knack for spinning quick turnaround celebrity news and trend reporting into juicy feature stories. Some of her greatest hits include an earnest ode to the no-pants trend, this meticulously reported feature exploring the rise of endoscopic facelifts, this snappy take on the Chanel-designed fantasy of Sofia Richie’s wedding, this tribute to WAGs past and present, and this timeline of Katie Holmes’s life and career as told through her denim collection.

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