Sydney Sweeney put on a leggy display as she stepped out in New York City on Monday. 

The actress, 26, looked incredible as she tucked a roll neck jumper into a tweed miniskirt, teamed with a chic chocolate brown leather trench coat from alice + olivia.

The Anyone But You star elevated her frame in a pair of brown knee-high boots and toted her belongings in a matching handbag. 

Sydney wore a pair of black framed glasses and accessorised her outfit with a pair of silver hoop earrings.

The Euphoria star flashed her gorgeous smile as she headed to a waited car. 

Sydney and co-star Glen Powell recently revealed they are looking to work on another romantic comedy together after the success of the their rom-com Anyone But You.

The actor, 35, revealed that the pair are 'trying to find the next thing' after Anyone But You surpassed $200million globally.

During a conversation with Variety at the Screen Actors Guild Awards on Saturday evening, Glen gushed about his co-star and said she was someone he 'really jives with'.

'Sydney is so easy to work with and so fun,' he said. 'We're definitely trying to find the next thing.'

The Top Gun: Maverick star then asked for filmmakers to reach out to them about potential movies.

Addressing Hollywood top honchos, he said: 'Please send us all the scripts you got. You know we're here for it.'

In his interview, he said he admired Sydney and praised her reading skills over scripts they have been looking at so far.

'It's been really wonderful to read a lot,' he added. 'Sydney reads everything, by the way, and in record time. She's the fastest reader I think I've ever met.'

Their romantic comedy flick, which was released in December 2023, recently hit a notable box office milestone with $200 million globally, according to Variety.

By contrast, Sydney's latest project, superhero movie Madame Webb co-starring Dakota Johnson as the lead role, has flopped at the box office with $15 million.

The film opened on Wednesday February 14, taking in an additional $8.2 million on Wednesday and Thursday

Estimates for last week's President's Day holiday put it at $2.4 million, for a domestic haul of $25.8 million.

It has taken in just $25.7 million from foreign markets, for a worldwide tally of $51.5 million for its opening weekend.

With the film budgeted at $80 million, it could have a very tough time turning a profit, barring some sort of box office miracle.