Sydney Sweeney just turned a childhood Christmas classic into something entirely different. The actress channeled one of the most iconic holiday film moments in a new promotional video for her lingerie brand Syrn’s latest collection.

Sydney Sweeney’s new Syrn video references Home Alone

Sydney Sweeney recreated several iconic moments from the 1990 holiday film Home Alone in a new promotional video for her lingerie brand Syrn. The ad showcases the brand’s latest holiday collection called Hibernation Nation. Sweeney channels Macaulay Culkin’s Kevin McCallister throughout the playful clip shared on Instagram.

The video opens with Sweeney standing before a bathroom mirror in a plunging navy top beneath a cropped cardigan. She splashes liquid onto her face before pressing both hands to her cheeks and letting out a dramatic scream. The moment mirrors the famous aftershave scene from the original film.

In another scene, Sweeney wears a burgundy loungewear set while holding a small white dog. A shadowy figure appears behind a curtain as the actress widens her eyes in alarm. The moment serves as another nod to the film’s home invasion storyline.

A separate clip shows Sweeney enjoying a towering ice cream sundae topped with whipped cream. The scene recalls the dessert Kevin treats himself to while enjoying the house alone. “The Holiday Shop is officially open. Shop Hibernation Nation early access NOW,” the brand captioned the post.

Fans quickly caught the film references in the comments section. “I just realized that this is a reference to the movie Home Alone,” one user wrote. “Who on earth would leave Sydney Sweeney home alone this Christmas?” another joked. “Home Alone Syd! These are the best,” a third fan added.

The video follows an earlier Syrn holiday campaign that drew inspiration from How the Grinch Stole Christmas and The Nightmare Before Christmas. Sweeney launched Syrn in January, expanding her career beyond acting and producing. The brand features lingerie and loungewear designed for a range of body types.