Sydney Sweeney kept her Chelsea look relaxed on Tuesday — then finished it with a shoe that did the opposite.
The actress wore Black Suede Studio’s Gia 100 lace pumps in white, a pointed-toe style set on a slim stiletto pin heel. The upper combined crepe satin and floral lace, with the lace pattern wrapping cleanly across the toe and through the sides of the shoe. The point extended sharply past the hem of her jeans, while the narrow heel stayed straight and minimal, giving the pump a crisp profile. The Gia 100 in White Lace currently retails for $345.
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The shoes appeared beneath loose, straight-leg denim worn long at the ankle, so the pumps registered in flashes — a lace-covered toe at the front, a stiletto heel trailing behind. Sweeney paired the jeans with a pale blue button-down shirt worn open at the waist, exposing a white Syrn boxer waistband. Accessories stayed tight, with Givenchy GV Day sunglasses in leopard-print acetate and minimal jewelry.
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That waistband carried business context. Sweeney launched Syrn in late January with its first collection, “Seductress,” an assortment of garter belts, thigh straps, lace thongs and plunging bras that sold out shortly after release. Ahead of the debut, she teased the label on Instagram with a video showing bra garlands placed on the Hollywood sign. A Jan. 16 intent-to-use trademark filing tied to Syrn also covers skin care preparations and cosmetics, signaling potential expansion beyond lingerie.
The Gia 100 has quietly become a repeat shoe for Sweeney. She wore the same lace pump in December at “The Housemaid” after party in Los Angeles, changing into the heels with a bridal-inspired minidress after arriving in a custom Galia Lahav gown. Its return in Chelsea reframed the style as a daytime pump, styled deliberately against denim rather than reserved for event dressing.
That throughline fits her current footwear run. Just one day earlier, Sweeney wore nude patent Ferragamo bow slingbacks with Marilyn Monroe’s 1952 “Life” cover dress at the Santa Barbara International Film Festival. In recent months, she has also leaned on pointed slingbacks, including Paris Texas’ Lidia style on “The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon,” keeping her squarely in the sharp-toe, stiletto heel lane.
White pumps, once treated as seasonal or formal, have been showing up more consistently across press tours and red carpets. Recent appearances from stars like Oprah Winfrey, Rihanna and more keeping the crispy white shoe trend going strong in 2026.