Sydney Sweeney goes hell for leather in biker jacket and mini skirt while out and about in New York

Sydney Sweeney went hell for leather on her latest outing.

The 25-year-old American actress – who was named one of the GQ Men of the Year last month – put on a rather stylish display while out and about in New York City on Wednesday night.

She donned plenty of black leather including biker jacket, mini skirt, and knee-high booties.

Lovely lady: Sydney Sweeney The 25-year-old American actress put on a rather stylish display while out and about in New York City on Wednesday night

She added a bit of color to the all black look as she sported a blue and white long sleeved button-down under the outerwear. 

Her dirty blonde tresses were worn down in a middle-part as she accentuated her natural looks with complementary make-up topped off with a swipe of shiny lip. 

This comes just weeks after she  revealed the struggles she faced accepting her body as a teenager as she becomes the latest star to cover British GQ’s special issue.

Going hell for leather: The 25-year-old American actress donned plenty of black leather including biker jacket, mini skirt, and knee-high booties

All business: She added a bit of color to the all black look as she sported a blue and white long sleeved button-down under the outerwear

The actress, who rose to fame playing Cassie Howard on the hit HBO series Euphoria, admitted she was ’embarrassed’ by her body in school.

Speaking to the title for its December/January issue, she said: ‘I was embarrassed and I never wanted to change in the locker room. I think that I put on this weird persona other people had of me because of my body. 

Sydney continued: ‘So I did play every sport and I studied really hard and I did everything that people wouldn’t think I would do, to show them that my body doesn’t define who I am.’

Cover girl: This comes just weeks after she revealed the struggles she faced accepting her body as a teenager as she becomes the latest star to cover British GQ’s special issue  

She then opened up about receiving hateful online messages in reaction to her exposing her body on shows such as Euphoria.

The star revealed the online trolls were ‘tagging my family’ and branded the behaviour ‘completely disgusting and unfair’.

 She explained: You have a character that goes through the scrutiny of being a sexualised person at school and then an audience that does the same thing.’