Sydney Sweeney shows off her toned legs in a pleated black mini skirt and sheer tights while out and about in NYC

Sydney Sweeney put on a leggy display on Thursday as she stepped out to do press in New York City.

The 26-year-old Euphoria bombshell – who modeled a black mini dress on Wednesday – wore a black mini skirt with matching sheer tights.

The actress added height to her frame as she rounded off the look with a pair of shiny black leather high heels.

Sweeney’s thick, pleated microskirt had a matching coat with two large gold buttons.

The White Lotus star wore her newly cut blonde bob in an off-center part and styled straight with bangs.

The Spokane, Washing native’s blue eyes were hidden by a pair of oval, dark sunglasses.

Beneath the glasses, she wore a face of makeup, complete with carefully shaped face-framing brows.

Her cheeks were dusted with a rosy blush that matched her matte pink lipstick.

Sydney has a small and textured black leather purse with gold hardware over one shoulder.

While promoting her new film Immaculate, Sweeney recently shared Variety on acting: ‘I love finding places that I didn’t know I could unlock – pushing the limits and boundaries of what people expect to see from me’

She explained: ‘I wish I had a formal answer on how I (do) it. But every time a director calls “action,” it’s like a switch.’

The Siren continued: ‘I let all of Sydney’s thoughts and feelings and emotions go. And I am now whatever character I am playing – I am Cecilia at the moment.’

Talking about her new feature, she added: ‘I don’t like rehearsing; I don’t plan what’s going to happen. What you saw (in the final moments of the film) was the first take.’

The Madame Web actress added that she always wanted to star in a horror film and embraced the ’emotional trauma’ her character goes through.

Sydney said: ‘I always want to do something new. I don’t want to do the same thing over and over again. It’s a lot of draw, character discovery. I love Cecilia’s journey and I loved the emotional trauma she goes through.

‘And it’s fun to be in the horror genre, because in that genre there are no limitations or boundaries. I always find it so funny when people pick apart the rules of a horror movie or its storytelling.

‘I’m like, it’s a horror movie. You’re just having fun. It’s not a movie for the Oscars; you know, going into it.’

Next up for the young entertainer is returning to work on the final season of Sam Levinson’s HBO show Euphoria. Sweeney recently told MTV about it: ‘It’s like home when I go back to it. I like it. I’m excited, it’s like family.’