Sydney Sweeney wears a bra and tutu to tease new Syrn lingerie drop

Sydney Sweeney is having a bit of fun with her latest Syrn lingerie drop.

Aptly named “Playful,” the third capsule was teased on the brand’s Instagram on Wednesday in a slideshow of behind-the-scenes images from the campaign’s photo shoot.

Shot in what looks to be a bodega of sorts, the photos include Sweeney and models dressed in sporty cotton separates as they romp around the aisles filled with drinks and snacks.

In one photo, Sweeney holds a sign in front of her face that reads “No shirt, no shoes, no service,” wearing nothing but a black bra top and white tutu.

She pulls a shirt partially over her body, covering her arms and leaving her chest bare. She paired the whimsical top half with a tutu, of course, and chunky socks.

The final pic in the slideshow includes a number of Polaroids from set in which Sweeney wears the same white bra, ultra-cropped T-shirt and visible boxers.

The carrousel is captioned, “Welcome to the Playful world. Doors opening soon…”

Sweeney also shared a video on her own social media account, writing, “meet us at the corner store for a midnight snack 🌭🥤🥨 the first @syrn playful collection drops tuesday, 2.17.”

In the short clip, Sweeney and friends run into the store late at night, pulling underwear over their faces like burglar masks, and wreaking havoc on the store.

They have a food fight with open bags of potato chips and barrels of cheese puffs and use the aisles as a Syrn runway, all in what is revealed to be somewhat of a fever dream.

Earlier this week, the actress was spotted in NYC acting as her own advertisement. Caught by paparazzi, she wore a pair of low-rise jeans and partially open button-down shirt, pulling her shirt to the side to reveal Syrn’s namesake boxers sitting comfortably underneath.

This will be the third of four announced capsules that have made up the launch of Syrn.

First came “Seductress”, filled with sultry lace separates. Then, “Romantic,” which was a slightly sweeter approach to the same theme.

With “Playful” dropping imminently, all that’s left will be “Comfy,” dates unannounced.