Sydney Sweeney posted several provocative photos of herself posing like a pro while on vacation in Hawaii.

With a triangle black bikini top, blue and beige suede trimmed denim shorts, and a matching jacket, the 26-year-old actress flaunted her flat belly.

The blonde beauty used a Jeep Wrangler for her photo shoot and posed like a pro while holding a burnt orange Miu Miu handbag.

She posted the provocative photos just a day after wearing a sweater that read, “Sorry for having great t*ts,” in response to scathing remarks about her looks and acting abilities from seasoned film director Carol Baum.

The Euphoria actress opted for high-waisted denim shorts with accents of taupe suede on the pockets, sides, and belt loops.

She flaunted her considerable cleavage by donning a very short black bikini top and matching cropped denim jacket.

The gorgeous woman was carrying a $2,750 orange and gold Miu Miu handbag.

In one photo, Sydney was seen hanging upside down from the roof of her automobile, showcasing her flat stomach while posing like a pro on the Jeep.

In another photo, she was seen posing inside on a seat and in another, standing off the side of it and gripping the roof.

“One sec hanging in hawaii,” was the cheeky caption she added.

Sydney had donned a crew neck with the cheeky message, “Sorry for having great t*ts,” just a day earlier.

Along with pictures and videos from her trip to Hawaii, Sydney shared a slideshow on Sunday that included the comical crewneck.

She donned the now-iconic sweater at the behest of female producer Carol Baum, who chose to disparage her appearance and acting abilities.

Stars like Dolly Part, Jennifer Aniston, and Michael Douglas have starred in 34 of Carol’s productions.

Following a showing of her produced 1988 film Dead Ringers, Carol had an interview with Janet Maslin, a film reviewer for the New York Times, in front of an enthusiastic crowd.

At the discussion, Carol—who has also written a book titled Creative Producing—randomly mentioned Sydney, stating, ‘There’s an actress who everybody likes now – Sydney Sweeney.’

‘I don’t get Sydney Sweeney,’ I continued. Referring to her popular film Anyone But You, “I was watching on the place Sydney Sweeney’s movie because I wanted to watch it.”

“I was curious about her identity and the reason behind the buzz surrounding her.” I apologize to those who enjoy this film, but I watched this terrible romantic comedy in which the characters despise one another.

“Explain this girl to me,” she asked, referring to her producing class at USC’s School of Cinematic Arts. She lacks beauty and acting skills. “Why is she so beautiful?”

The question was posed, “Well, if you could get your movie made because she is in it, would you do it?” to which no one could respond.

She went on: “There’s a really excellent question, and it’s a very difficult one to answer because everyone wants to see the movie made, and who turns down a green light? No one that I am aware of. Making the movie is what you have to do.

Sydney’s spokesperson quickly responded to the biting remarks by saying on the Today show, “How sad that a woman in the position to share her expertise and experience chooses instead to attack another woman.” It is disheartening if that is the only thing she feels qualified to teach her students after spending decades in the field.

A fellow female producer being unfairly disparaged says a lot about Ms. Baum’s character.

In more photos in her slideshow, she can be seen wearing a baseball helmet and a low-cut brown bikini top with cream-colored cargo pants.

She was on a boat when she took this cute picture of herself and her dog.

A video of Sydney dancing in a crop top and matching skirt made of cream-colored ruched material was displayed on a separate slide.