Sydney Sweeney turns the 'Home Alone' house into a sexy holiday fantasy changing it forever
The actress recreated some of the most memorable scenes from the film starring Macaulay Culkin to promote the seasonal collection of her SYRN brand.
Sydney Sweeney found a particular way to kick off the holiday season. The Euphoria actress stars in the new campaign for SYRN, her lingerie and loungewear brand, with a reinterpretation of several scenes from the classic film Home Alone.
In the video, Sweeney appears in front of the bathroom mirror wearing a blue outfit and a cardigan as she imitates one of Kevin McCallister's most recognizable moments, the character played by Macaulay Culkin in the 1990 film. The actress pretends to shave, puts her hands to her face, and recreates the famous scream after applying lotion.
Sydney Sweeney recreates some of the most famous scenes from "Home Alone"
The reference to the movie does not end there. Elsewhere in the campaign, the actress appears with a small white dog while someone approaches the house, and later she is seen sitting in front of the television enjoying a large ice cream, another allusion to Kevin's adventures when he discovers that he has been left home alone.
The campaign serves to introduce Hibernation Nation, one of the offerings that are part of SYRN's holiday collection . The garments include knit cardigans, crop tops, shorts, and comfortable pants, as well as some pieces designed even for pets.
The launch is part of the brand’s Holiday Shop, organized around different concepts. The first drop, called Comfy, draws precisely on the world of Home Alone, while SYRN is also preparing offerings under the names Seductress, Playful and Romantic.
Sweeney had already teased the campaign with images and videos inspired by characters and films associated with the holiday season. The strategy turns each launch into a small visual production in which the actress herself once again becomes the star.
With this new release, Sydney Sweeney once again combines her role as an actress with her business venture, this time drawing on one of the most recognizable Christmas movies of the last few decades to promote the new phase of SYRN.
