"Sydney Sweeney is no longer in character. To take on the role of Christy Martin in the biopic Christy, Sweeney spent months transforming into the professional boxer. But now, the actress has left the character behind, and she's returned to the A-list world of glitz and glamour just in time to promote the new film. Already, Sweeney is drawing rave reviews (and Oscars buzz) for her performance in Christy, which premiered on Sept. 5."
"Sweeney donned a daring LBD for the Christy cast party at TIFF on Sep. 5. She wore a subtly see-through black gown with a plunging halter neckline that showed off her décolletage. The dress' semi-sheer lace fabric added a sexy touch, while an opaque panel wrapped around her waist, accentuating her shape. Sweeney accessorized the classic look with two sparkly rings. A pair of silver studs, featuring large black gems, peeked out from beneath her loose blonde curls."
"For her next TIFF look, Sweeney chose another LBD. She wore a knee-length dress with a high, rounded neckline to the festival's Road to the Golden Globes Party on Sept. 6. The star of the look, however, was its controversial peplum silhouette. What was once considered a cheugy design is now trending again, and it's already been making frequent appearances in Sweeney's closet."
Sydney Sweeney spent months transforming into professional boxer Christy Martin for the biopic Christy and then reverted to glamorous promotional appearances. The film premiered on Sept. 5, and Sweeney is receiving rave reviews and Oscars buzz for her performance. At the Toronto International Film Festival she favored sophisticated, risqué silhouettes, prominently wearing little black dresses. At the Christy cast party on Sept. 5 she wore a semi-sheer, plunging halter lace gown with an opaque waist panel and sparkly rings. At the Road to the Golden Globes Party on Sept. 6 she wore a knee-length archival Versace peplum dress with minimal accessories. She also showcased other looks beyond LBDs during the festival.
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