Celebrities and concerned members of the public have been calling out Sweeney’s interview for its lack of clarity and its implications, mainly that Sweeney seems to be winking and nodding at, if not cosigning, racist ideas and white supremacy.

Social media users have slammed Sweeney after she sidestepped a question about her role in a controversial ad campaign.

You probably didn’t know that GQ‘s now infamous interview with Sydney Sweeney is the product of a 3,000-word cover story for the print edition of the men’s magazine. That doesn’t matter because in this case,

Sydney Sweeney attended the GQ Men of the Year event in a black dress. She turned heads with the rock and roll look and even drew several compliments from fans online. Sweeney has been making several red carpet appearances amid the promotion of her most recent release,

Sydney Sweeney wore crushed velvet archival Versace, a piece originally worn by Naomi Campbell, to the 'GQ' Men of the Year party in L.A. on November 13. Sweeney was honored as the outlet's actress of the year and was one of its seven Men of the Year cover stars.

SYDNEY Sweeney shrugged off the backlash to a box office flop and controversial fashion ad by wowing at the GQ Men of the Year Awards last night. The 28-year-old Hollywood starlet was back in

The Euphoria star, 28, turned up the heat in a low-cut satin black goth gown that highlighted her ample cleavage.

Sánchez Bezos’ admiration for Sweeney’s performance extends beyond cinematic appreciation. The two women have become fixtures in each other’s lives over the past year, attending one another’s milestone events,