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SYDNEY Sweeney left very little to the imagination as she almost fell out of a blue corset dress at Stagecoach.

Stunning Sydney, 28, made a surprising appearance on stage at Diplo’s Honkytonk during the 2026 Stagecoach Festival.

The Euphoria star looked sensational as she handed out knickers while on stage.

Sydney’s baby blue corset dress looked as though it was held up by luck alone as she appeared on stage.

Fans were so shocked by Sydney’s appearance at the festival, with many overjoyed to see her on stage.

After handing out panties from her SYRN lingerie line, she and Diplo took part in a fun karaoke session

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A video of Sweeney and Diplo was posted via the underwear brand’s Instagram stories on Saturday evening, with the caption: “@diplo Thanks for stopping by!!!”.

Fans rushed to the comments of the main post shared on SYRN’s Instagram reels, which showcased all of the famous guests who stopped by.

One fan said: “This whole look, I am in love.”

While another added: “The people’s princess.”

And a third wrote: “She’s too hot, it’s almost uncomfortable.”

Meanwhile, since the footage of Sydney made its way onto X, one person on the platform penned: “Love it. Love how she doesn’t give 2 sh*t’s about her haters and living her absolute best life with no apologies needed!!!”

“I love her so much,” said a second.

“She owns the damn place. She can do whatever the F she wants,” wrote a third.

“She looks stunning and she also looks happy and free. Haters gonna hate,” chimed a fourth.

While a fifth said: “Sydney is an ALL AMERICAN BADDIE!!”

“I love sydneys outfit,” swooned a sixth.

And a seventh gushed: “Sydney Sweeney is literally perfect.”

This comes as Sydney continues to enrage fans with her portrayal of Cassie in Euphoria.

Sydney plays the role of Cassie Howard in one of TV’s steamiest shows, with fans left angered by the level of raciness in its third season.

Cassie’s controversial new career choice as an OnlyFans model with a montage of raunchy photoshoots.

In one compromising position, Cassie licks a melting ice cream cone as it drips down her entire naked body – including on her bare chest.

Another shot showed Cassie, butt naked in nothing but a backwards baseball hat on her head and her hand covering her modesty.

These have not been the only controversial scenes in Euphoria season three thus far.

Sydney is dressed as a baby with a pacifier in her mouth in episode one.

Posing in a suggestive way with her legs open, fans were left fuming over the NSFW display.

ACTRESS Anne Hathaway steals the show in a red dress at the US premiere of The Devil Wears Prada 2 — but Sydney Sweeney was a no-show after her scenes were cut.

Anne, 43 — who wore a custom Louis Vuitton gown — was joined by co-stars Meryl Streep, Emily Blunt and Stanley Tucci for the screening.

British Bridgerton star Simone Ashley was also there, along with Lady Gaga, who worked on the music for the film and makes a cameo appearance.

But Euphoria star Sydney, 28, skipped the premiere in New York.

She had been pictured on set last year.

Sources said she shot a scene in which she played herself being dressed by Emily’s character Emily Charlton.

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However, it did not make the final cut as it was felt it did not work with the rest of the storyline.

The film’s stars are due back on the red carpet in London’s Leicester Square this evening for the European premiere.

The Devil Wears Prada 2 comes 20 years after the original, in which Anne played aspiring journalist Andy Sachs working for cruel magazine editor Miranda Priestly, played by Streep,

Anne has previously spoken about how it changed her career.

She said: “This film opened so many doors for me, and it gave me so many opportunities.

“It became this anchor for how audiences responded to me, and let me take a lot more risks and make a lot of weird choices in my career, because I have this warm hug to come back to.”