Being stereotyped is a common occurrence in the world today, especially when one belongs to the fairer sex. Often called Hollywood’s ‘It girl’, Sydney Sweeney faces the same challenge most women do. But the 25-year-old has proven that she is more than just a pretty face through her many accomplishments. Showcasing her success at hobbies that are often dominated by men, she attempts to inspire women to not limit themselves.

Lately, the Euphoria star has spoken about her opinions on gender roles in numerous instances. And going a step further, she divulges her thought on something she thinks women can do even better than men.

If Sydney Sweeney can do it all, so can her fans

In a recent interview with POPSUGAR, Sweeney speaks of her interest in cars and sports. Having previously spoken about how empowering fixing a car can be, she now reveals her love and knack for skiing. She shares her belief that “Women can do anything men can do, but in heels.” She dedicates this learning to her mother, who engaged her in all sorts of activities from the moment she “could walk.”

In the interview, she also reveals how she has become enamored with Pinterest. And unlike what one expects from a woman to use the platform for, she uses it for “finding inspiration” for her next car restoration project. Her fans may know how her TikTok account where she restored a Ford Bronco landed her a partnership deal with the car-manufacturing giant.

But did you know that even for her clothing collection with Ford, Sweeney took a unique approach by staying true to herself?

Sweeney establishes gender neutrality through her Ford Collection

After the spectacular job, Sweeney did at restoring her 1969 Ford Bronco, she was offered a deal by Ford to create an apparel line. To be inclusive of all genders, especially women who were sparse in the mechanical field, she produced a gender-neutral collection. Partnering with Dickies, she launched a line that includes overalls, work pants, a baseball cap, and a beautiful bandana.

Not only did the collection sell out in 31 hours, Ford reported that it even oversold a bit! This feat by the 25-year-old just goes to show the strength she has in her beliefs. Because clearly, this woman can do it all, and that too in a fabulous pair of heels.

Does Sydney Sweeney’s advice inspire you to try a hoppy that is atypical for your gender? Tell us what skill you want to master in the comments.