Sydney Sweeney pairs fur with lace and garters in latest Syrn lingerie pics

Sydney Sweeney isn’t done showing off her stuff.

The actress stunned in a sizzling lace lingerie set as she continues to promote her lingerie brand, Syrn.

The “Euphoria” actress opened her company’s Sunday Instagram post cutting a seductive pose in a black fur shrug, which she paired with a black bra ($89) and thong ($19), paired with a lace garter set ($22).

She smiled for the camera in the first snap, which was immediately followed by a photo of the star in the same look with the addition of a masquerade mask.

The rest of the photo carousel featured photos of Sweeney, 28, in several other looks, including one lacy pink set and a pair of boyshorts.

In another she models the Private View Lace Bodysuit ($79) and matching garter set.

“Seductress, Romantic, Playful, Comfy. 🖤 All four SYRNs are officially live and available to shop on SYRN.com,” she captioned the post, referencing each of the brand’s collections.

“We’re not done here, we can’t wait to continue expanding each world for you all.”

Sweeney unveiled the brand’s fourth collection — Comfy — on March 4 with the slogan “Do What Makes You Naked.”

The capsule is a stark change from her other collections’ more skin-baring looks and includes scoop-neck bras and boy shorts made from what the brand calls “Seamless Stretch” fabric.

The “Anyone But You” star announced the launch with an eye-grabbing photoshoot that showed her in a chair wearing nothing but a black thong and sheer tights.

Sweeney launched her direct-to-consumer brand in January, with her Seductress collection which was highlighted with corsets and garter pieces.

Earlier this month, the celeb shared that she came up with the company’s signature $269 date night corset based on another piece a designer made for her in the past.

“I could not find a top that made me feel hot without being too much,” the American Eagle ambassador said, adding that the black corset is her date night go-to. “But this is perfect. You can tie it as tight as you want, so you can make ‘em pop as much as you want!”

“I wanted to bring it into a commercial piece because I hadn’t seen anyone make commercial pieces of the types of corsets I wear on carpets.”