Sydney Sweeney poses in lingerie for racy new mirror selfie photos

Sydney Sweeney shares a racy photo of herself to promote her lingerie brand, Syrn.

In a series of photos posted on Instagram, the 28-year-old actress posed for a mirror selfie in a white bra with little pink floral details on it, and a pastel green button up over it, left unbuttoned.

She paired the look with matching white underwear, which were poking out from under her pastel green shorts.

The actress posed alongside model Amélie Tremblay, who sported the yellow version of the bra Sweeney was wearing, and accessorized her look with a matching pastel pink set, which she buttoned up halfway.

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Both Sweeney and Tremblay are all smiles in the photos, as they pose with their hands in the air, and jump around and dance to "Everybody Talks" by the Neon Trees in the video.

"Cosmo and Wanda think they slick ????????" one fan wrote in the comments section, referencing characters from the animated show, "The Fairly Odd Parents" who wear green and pink.

"Love everything about this collection ????????????" another fan wrote, while a third added, "Absolutely Positively Unequivocally Beyond A Shadow Of A Doubt Stunning!! ????????????????"

Sweeney is no stranger to posting risqué photos on social media, most recently sharing 20 images to Instagram from her latest trip to Australia, where she is filming Netflix's live-action "Gundam" movie.

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One of the photos featured her in a gray cardigan buttoned halfway down, which she paired with a pair of her SYRN underwear, which were blue with white lace. Another was a close-up shot of her in a black-and-white gingham printed bikini top, showcasing her stomach.

The actress also showed off her body in multiple provocative scenes during season three of "Euphoria." The season saw her journey as an OnlyFans model, which included her dressing up in a fetish-inspired dog costume, with many fans calling it "humiliating" for her.

Sweeney responded to the criticism by posting a slideshow of photos of her in some of the more controversial outfits from the show, captioning the post, "It's called... acting."

"Look, we're tackling this world of OnlyFans where women are being paid to, like, whisper into an ear-shaped microphone," "Euphoria" creator Sam Levinson told The New York Times in June. "There is a level of absurdity to it that is just fun, and we're always trying to come up with ways to make it feel authentic and humorous and dramatic and also speak to the larger wants and wishes of the character."

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He also revealed that he initially was thinking about not including any nudity in the storyline, but that Sweeney told him, "Are you kidding? I'm playing an OnlyFans model. You're telling me you're going to, like, skirt around it?"