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Sydney Sweeney has used her lingerie brand to transform into a dog for “Euphoria’s” season three debut.
On Sunday night, Sweeney’s “Euphoria” character was seen wearing a corset from her SYRN line, with dog ears, a tail and make-up on her face to resemble a dog’s nose. The official “Euphoria” Instagram page shared an image of Sweeney in the costume.
Cassie was also wearing a collar with a leash and cuffs around her wrists. The scene opens with Zendaya narrating: “She spent her free time trying to be TikTok famous.” The series portrays Cassie as an OnlyFans model.
Sydney Sweeney’s character in season three of “Euphoria” is an OnlyFans model. (Christopher Polk/Variety via Getty Images)
The opening scene of Sweeney’s character shows her being filmed by her housekeeper, pretending to be a dog, so it could be uploaded online.
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Sweeney spoke to Jacob Elordi’s character, her fiancé Nate, about the financial advantages she sees of co-splaying online. In a bedroom scene with Elordi, Sweeney pointed to her SYRN corset and said, “this brand might sponsor me … it’s called monetization.”
Sydney Sweeney holding an ice cream cone in “Euphoria” season three. (HBO/Warner Bros)
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How “Euphoria” has decided to portray Cassie in season three has sparked outrage online.
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“This is so embarrassing even for jacob. But, how Sydney sweeney can agree to do something like this? It’s like a humiliation ritual,” one user wrote on X above a video from the scene with Elordi in their bedroom.
Sydney Sweeney as Cassie Howard in “Euphoria” season three. (HBO/Warner Bros)
Another user wrote, “I keep seeing Sydney Sweeney as more and more excessively sexualized. She’s an actress with potential, but I think she’s not taking the right path when she weighs the sexualization of her body more heavily in her career than her talent.”
A third added, “I loved Cassie’s complexity in 2019 because I identified with her so much on the emotional dependency issue because of her parents and the way she fell in love with every guy she hooked up with, I can’t believe they ruined her character.”
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