The actress and in-demand brand partner helped design the “Sydney Jean,” with 100 percent of net proceeds donated to Crisis Text Line, a free mental health support and crisis intervention phone line.

In the clip, the automobile aficionado is inspecting inside a car hood, wearing a white ribbed tank top and wide-leg jeans. After the camera zooms in on the denim, she gets into the front seat and drives away. And the newly single star had one adorable co-star for her photoshoot, too: her adorable new puppy.

Sydney Sweeney is showing off her “great jeans” in a new, sexy American Eagle campaign. You see the 'White Lotus' star in her good ole Canadian tuxedo with blue jeans and a matching jacket modeling the fit in a few different ways, one shot with nothing underneath her jacket but her bare skin.

Sydney Sweeney was living her best life during a night out in New York City July 12. Partying with friends at celeb-friendly hot spot Ray’s Bar, the actress — who was in great spirits as she held court at a back booth — reportedly bought tequila shots for everyone in the crowd before leading a

Sweeney told ‘InStyle’ of her denim collaboration with the brand that “I am definitely a jeans and T-shirt girlie.”

The first look had spicy undertones. With the help of her longtime stylist, Molly Dickson, Sweeney wore a jean jacket ($79.95) with nothing underneath ( a fave racy style of hers) and left it open to fully expose her belly. For a full-on Canadian tux moment, she wore it with loose jeans in a matching wash.

American Eagle taps Sydney Sweeney for their 'Great Jeans' campaign, featuring 200 fits of denim and a special charity collaboration for 'The Sydney Jean'

Sydney Sweeney has worn numerous show-stopping runway pieces throughout her time on the red carpet. Watch to discover if present-day Sydney still stands by her past fashion choices.

If you love horror, then Sydney Sweeney’s upcoming film should be on your radar. Sweeney will star in the film adaptation of Marcus Kliewer’s novel, The Caretaker. Kliewer’s highly anticipated sophomore novel will not hit bookshelves until April 21,