Sydney Sweeeney He opened about her comfort with nudity on the screen, calling the female body mightily.

The actress reflected on the throwback of Retro Matura for his 26th birthday, which she missed her real, and gently recalled her active, sports training and early martial arts training.

The latest remarks of Sydney Sweeeney come after prompting a controversy for sale soap bars made with their bathroom.

In a new function for In the magazineSweeeney found that he found an easy shooting of naked scenes, stating that he sees a female body as something that is not arrived.

"I'm not annoying," she shared. "I think the female body is a very powerful thing. And I say the story of my character, so I owe them that I tell them well and do what to do."

Sweeeney, who became widely recognized for their provocative role as Cassie in HBO "euphoria", placed for a bold and eclectic photo series with an interview.

In one frame, sweetie's candy swayed with a striped bralette coordinated tachema, shorts and helmet. Another trapped in black leather cups and the corresponding lid. She also slid into a fire red mini dress with socks with high misery and heels, an exuded Retro Glam.

Shooting saw his morph in various high-day personnel, from the dreamy Marca Jacob "Sleply Beauty" to the rebel Hermèsa bikar and playful Miu Miu Prom Queen Queen.

During the interview, Sweeeney took over a nostalgic tour as she recounted to throwing a lively prom for the 1980s-theme for his 26th birthday, compensating for the fact that he never attended real graduation.

"I didn't actually go to my graduation, but on his 26th birthday, I threw my birthday in the 1980s," she said. "And it was so much fun! I rent a place and put funds and a disco ball everywhere."

Sweeeney continued, "I built a cool disco stage and I had the lettering jackets that you can adjust. I had an old school speech and artist caricature. I made my grandmother and my lawyer.

The conversation then moved to Sweeeney's roots and unwavering support he received from his family.

Toward Daily mailShe reminded him how determined a young girl, she created a PowerPoint presentation of a five-year plan to convince her parents to take her to Los Angeles. "

"My mom told me from a very young age to fall in love with as many things as possible," she said. "And so I fell in love, again and again: I love sports. I was outside. I was in the ski-in, and I killed myself on a football team. And then my hatches caught me wrestling and kickboxing."

Sweeeney added: "I was the only girl in Dojo. I trained there from 13 to about 19. I fought with everyone.

The actress is undoubtedly aware of her sexual appeal as she recently left the virus for the sale of her bathroom in the soap.

"Anyone but you" Star made waves when she announced a new partnership with male brands for a limited edition of the bar soap flocks that include the odd ingredient of the keys: her real water.

After the initial dr. Squath Commerceal, where in a baked bath appeared in the bubble, several fans taken to social media to require its bathroom to be available in soap, and now soap with soap with Sydney's soap.

"You were constantly asked about my bathroom after @Drsquatch ad ..." She wrote a post. "So we kept him."