How Sydney Sweeney became the belle of the red carpet: Euphoria actress, 26, replicates signature outfits and chooses 'tailored silhouettes' to create head-turning looks - as fashion experts brand her a 'style chameleon'

She's dominated television screens across the globe, but now she's proving herself elsewhere - on the red carpet.

Sydney Sweeney, from Washington, hit the ground running after her big break as Cassie in HBO's Euphoria.

There's no doubt that the 26-year-old puts on a stellar theatrical performance - whether it's as Olivia in White Lotus or Bea in Anyone But You.

But Sydney has quickly flourished in another creative domain with her often-avant-garde, sometimes historical, but always elegant, red carpet looks.

From this week's sculptured top made entirely from white flowers at the Immaculate premiere to her Oscars 2024 recreation of Angelina Jolie's 2004 look at the same event, Sydney has demonstrated a keen eye for style. 

With a series of bombshell red carpet looks, including yesterday evening's at the Immaculate premiere, Sydney Sweeney has proven her worth in the world of fashion 

In 2020, Sydney asserted her worth in the world of fashion at HBO's Euphoria Season two photo call.

The actress stepped out in a custom two-piece oyster white top and skirt set with opera gloves from Miu Miu.

She continued her streak with Prada's sister brand at the Vanity Fairy Oscar's 2022 after-party.

Dressed to the nines, the actress exuded elegance in a floor-length gown with a diamante encrusted top.

That same year, Sydney showed she could work with themes and arrived on the red carpet for the 2022 'Gilded Glamour' Met Gala in a Tory Burch gown with a peplum waist.

Elsewhere, the Madame Web actress proved she's not afraid to stand out from the crowd and arrived at the LACMA Art and Film Festival in Los Angeles 2022 in a 3D pink mini dress adorned in plush roses.

It was an attitude she later embraced at the 2023 Met Gala. Sydney followed the theme - Karl Lagerfeld: A Line of Beauty, with statement bows throughout her attire, but added drama with a mermaid-shaped, jewel-encrusted gown.

Perhaps her most show stopping moment was at this year's Oscars 2022, where she embraced Angelina Jolie's 2004 Oscars gown to the event 20 years later.

The 26-year-old stunned in a two piece at the premiere of Euphoria season 2 in Los Angeles in 2022 

Sydney Sweeney arrived at the 2022 Met Gala in style. The Hollywood star stunned in a Tory Burch gown with peplum waist 

Sydney Sweeney proved her style prowess at last year's Karl Lagerfeld: A Line of Beauty met gala 

Sydney Sweeney attended the 2022 Vanity Fair Oscar Party in a lilac gown with a jewel encrusted top half 

In a touching nod to Angelina's style prowess, the Euphoria star replicated her 76th Annual Academy Awards look from 2004.

The Old Hollywood Marc Bouwer cream gown cemented Angelina's status as a fashion icon in the early 2000s.

Some 20 years later, Sydney followed Angelina's footsteps and modelled the glamorous plunging halter neckline at the Wallis Annenberg Center for the Performing Arts in Beverly Hills yesterday evening.

Sydney recreated the bombshell look with the gown, matching shawl and accessories with a similar collection of layered pendant necklaces.

With the help of hair and makeup, Sydney managed to add her own touch to the archival look.

The White Lotus alum previously rocked her usual long, blonde tresses when she recently hosted Saturday Night Live.

For the annual Vanity Fair Oscar Party, Sydney changed it up and showcased a darker honey-blonde colour and her shoulder-length bob styled in bouncy waves.

Sydney put on a bold display at the LACMA Art and Film Festival in Los Angeles 2022 in a 3D pink mini dress adorned in plush roses

Sydney Sweeney paid homage to Jolie's glamorous look from 2004 and donned the same Marc Bouwer gown 

Angelina Jolie's bombshell red carpet look from the 76th Academy Awards in 2004 made a reappearance on the red carpet 

To accessorize, the Euphoria star highlighted her décolletage with layers of brilliant pendant necklaces, further echoing Jolie's 2004 look

Sydney oozed glamour as she posed on the red carpet in the backless gown once worn by Angelina  

The style differed from Angelina's 2004 red carpet look, which saw the then 29-year-old's long locks run loose.

With the incredible look, Sydney joined Angelina, 48, and the many A-list bombshells recognized for their red carpet outfits and graced many best-dressed lists.

And yesterday, Sydney continued to wow with her red carpet look at the premiere of her new film, Immaculate, in Los Angeles. 

The blonde bombshell once again stunned as she went braless under an avant-garde white top which resembled a sculpture of hands, flowers, plants, and fruits. 

The unusual floral ensemble featured two floating white arms embracing her waistline.

The striking effect, paired with flowing black trousers, was of hands cradling flowers and fruit to protect her modesty.

Joking about her off-beat fashion style, Ms Sweeney said: 'That's the fun thing about all of this, it's like playing dress-up. It's boring to do the same thing again.'

Sydney Sweeney has made quite a habit of rocking head turning looks on the red carpet, including yesterday's 3D top 

The striking effect, paired with flowing black trousers, was of hands cradling flowers and fruit 

Sydney Sweeney's grandmother is an extra in her new film 'Immaculate' and plays a nun

Despite testing the waters with different styles, one thing remains constant in Sydney's outfits - seamlessly dressing for her body type. 

The star, who has a larger chest, manages to find outfits that perfectly complement her stunning top-heavy figure.

The sultry superstar impressed fans when she hit the People's Choice Awards red carpet in a plunging custom Monot crimson gown that perfectly flattered her figure - and she made an equally stylish splash when she hosted Saturday Night Live. 

The Madame Web actress has mastered the art of showing off tasteful décolletage - and to find out how to flatter your figure like the sultry star, FEMAIL spoke to a style expert to find out what tips can be taken from Sydney's personal wardrobe line-up.

The Euphoria actress is styled by Molly Dickson, who also works with Hollywood's hottest fashionistas, like Lucy Hale, Ariana Greenblatt, Camila Mendes, Lana Del Rey, and more. 

Sydney has mastered the art of showing off tasteful décolletage with her red carpet fashion choices 

Sydney also teased her SNL appearance, alongside Kacey Musgraves and Heidi Gardner, in a red corset with a white button-down underneath to show off a cinched waist 

Sydney teased her Saturday Night Live appearance in a sultry red corset paired with matching opera gloves 

For women who are top heavy, it can feel slightly impossible to find a well-fitting ensemble, but Sydney Sweeney could offer a master class in dressing for her body

But even if you don't have a celebrity stylist at your disposal, there are ways to emulate Sweeney's style, according to experts. 

Karen Poirier founded Embrago in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, and creates designs with built-in support that are meant to support larger busts, ranging from DD to L, making her an expert in dressing with a larger chest.

She told FEMAIL that simple silhouettes were best, recommending sheath dresses because the fit through the torso accentuates the waist and curves without adding any unnecessary bulk. 

For taller women, Karen suggests longer hemlines and A-line silhouettes.

'The most flattering neckline by far is a V-neck,' she continued. 'An open square neck or deep scoop neck can work well, too.'

If you want to mix it up, Karen said: 'Go sleeveless or opt for an unembellished fitted jacket that cleanly hugs the lines of your bust while reserving detail and drama for the sleeves.'

The founder warned against wearing a tunic or 'anything loose, draped, ruffled, or bulky at the bustline or shoulders.'

 Avec Les Filles creative directors Bradley Mounce and Sofia Wahlberg told FEMAIL: 'For so long, people with larger busts have been told they should only wear certain silhouettes, but if you limit yourself to one shape, you'll feel boxed in and constantly feel like you're in a style rut.'

'The most important thing is fit. Clothing that fits well through the shoulders, bust, arms, and waist is crucial,' the influencer-beloved brand's creative directors continued.

Make sure to find a good tailor, as they said, 'The power of good alterations cannot be overstated - often, a small tweak here and there can take a piece from boxy to flattering.'

'Start with a good foundation and build from there,' the creative directors continued, suggesting seamless lingerie and modern corsets to 'provide structure and support.'

When it comes to channeling Sydney, they're all for it, calling her a 'style chameleon' who 'effortlessly slays in everything she wears, whether it's on the street or red carpet.'

'She loves Miu Miu and has a proclivity for tailored silhouettes. She keeps everything feminine and youthful by embracing soft pastels, bright colors, and bold texture,' they praised.

'She also thinks about other body parts she can accentuate, like her legs, so she's often seen wearing high-waisted skirts and pants that create a more elongated silhouette.'