WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW
- Sydney Sweeney recreates iconic “Home Alone” scenes for Syrn’s seasonal capsule collection.
- The actress shaves her face, applies aftershave and imitates Macaulay Culkin’s famous scream while wearing a bra and cardigan set.
- Additional scenes show Sweeney holding a white poodle and eating ice cream while seated before a television.
- Syrn’s Holiday Shop includes four drops named “Comfy,” “Seductress,” “Playful” and “Romantic.”
Sydney Sweeney is starting the holiday season early with a steamy spin on familiar Christmas movie moments. The actress stars in a holiday-themed Syrn campaign that transforms scenes from “Home Alone” into showcases for the brand’s seasonal capsule collection, as reported by Page Six.
For one of the campaign’s central moments, Sweeney recreates the movie’s famous bathroom sequence while wearing a bra and cardigan set. Standing before a mirror, she shaves her face as the scene follows the recognizable beats of the original film.
Sweeney scrapes shaving cream from her chin before applying aftershave. She then slaps both cheeks and lets out a scream, delivering her impersonation of Macaulay Culkin during one of the most recognizable moments associated with “Home Alone.”
The scene appears near the beginning of the film and supplied an image that has been used as a promotional photo on nearly every poster for the movie. Syrn’s version keeps the familiar setup while placing Sweeney and the collection at its center.
The campaign does not stop with the bathroom recreation. Later in the video, the “Euphoria” star holds a white poodle while strangers knock at the door, continuing the sequence of references pulled from the same feature.
Another moment places Sweeney in a leather chair positioned in front of a television. She eats ice cream as she watches, creating another recognizable callback to the movie that inspired the campaign’s opening holiday installment.
Together, the shaving cream, unexpected visitors, television and ice cream scenes build the campaign around several iconic moments from “Home Alone.” Each reference gives Sweeney another opportunity to reinterpret the film through the wardrobe and visual language of the Syrn shoot.
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Sweeney, 29, had already previewed the seasonal project in a video shared last week. That announcement introduced the capsule collection and showed that the campaign would extend beyond its collection of references to the Macaulay Culkin Christmas comedy.
The announcement also included nods to other Christmas classics. Those featured titles were “How the Grinch Stole Christmas,” “Corpse Bride” and “White Christmas,” giving the seasonal campaign several movie inspired settings to explore.
Syrn’s Holiday Shop is scheduled to unfold through four separate drops. Rather than presenting every part of the capsule collection at once, the campaign divides its offerings among four named “worlds,” each representing a different portion of the seasonal release.
The first of those worlds is “Comfy,” which has started the Holiday Shop rollout with the “Home Alone” feature. Sweeney’s bra and cardigan look accompanies the parody, blending a comfortable seasonal presentation with the movie’s memorable bathroom scene.
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Three additional worlds are set to follow the opening installment. Syrn identifies them as “Seductress,” “Playful” and “Romantic,” providing the names of the remaining drops without revealing further details about their individual campaign scenes or specific offerings.
The structure makes the “Home Alone” recreation the opening chapter rather than the full holiday campaign. Sweeney’s earlier announcement established that the other referenced Christmas movies are also part of the seasonal capsule collection’s broader concept.
For now, the first drop puts Sweeney through a compact tour of memorable imagery from the film. She moves from the mirror and aftershave scream to the white poodle, knocking strangers and a leather chair in front of the television.
The result is an unmistakably cheeky holiday presentation built around one of Christmas cinema’s most familiar characters and scenes. With “Comfy” leading the rollout, Syrn still has the “Seductress,” “Playful” and “Romantic” worlds waiting to follow.
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