Sydney Sweeney, widely recognized for her role in “Euphoria,” captivated audiences with a dramatic style transformation during the Los Angeles premiere of “Immaculate,” her latest psychological thriller. On March 15, 2024, the 26-year-old actress stepped onto the red carpet showcasing a striking ensemble that diverged from her usual glamour, opting instead for a gothic-inspired look.

Dressed in an eye-catching sculptural top paired with elegant high-waisted, wide-leg black trousers, Sweeney’s outfit was the center of attention. The unique top, resembling a piece of wearable art, enveloped her torso with a bright white design reminiscent of a floral bouquet, featuring subtle peek-a-boo elements. The lower parts of the sculpture wrapped around her waist, enhancing the floral motif.

Complementing her outfit’s intricate details, Sweeney chose minimalistic accessories, wearing only small huggie hoop earrings. Her newly styled bob was slicked back, achieving a wet hair appearance, while her makeup remained understated with soft, white shimmery eyeshadow and light nude lipstick.

In a recent exclusive, Sweeney discussed the significant role her dog plays in her mental health, describing her pet as an essential part of her self-care regimen. She also revealed her current style philosophy in an interview with PEOPLE, emphasizing her desire to adapt her fashion choices to suit various events and expressing her enjoyment in the versatility of dressing up.

Additionally, Sweeney hinted at potential projects with Glen Powell, her co-star in “Anyone But You,” and shared her excitement about possibly attending the 2024 Met Gala, though her schedule may dictate otherwise.

At the Vanity Fair Oscars afterparty earlier in the month, Sweeney made headlines with an archival cream-colored gown once worn by Angelina Jolie, further showcasing her diverse fashion sensibility.

Looking ahead, Sweeney’s film “Immaculate” is set to premiere on March 22, promising to captivate audiences with its thrilling narrative. The actress also shared a personal highlight from the film’s production, revealing she was able to fulfill her grandmothers’ dream of visiting Italy by flying them out for the shoot, where they made cameo appearances as nuns.