Sadie sink

When she’s not gracing the couture runways, befriending actor Woody Harrelson, or starring in the hit Netflix show Stranger Things, Sadie Sink spends her spare time doing nothing. Well, not nothing. The 20-year-old reads (correction: is trying to read more). She plays with her five-month-old puppy. And, like many late adolescents, she peruses TikTok. During a recent scroll, Sink figured she’d fallen into some niche algorithmic vortex. Despite persistent swiping, clip after clip was soundtracked by the same song: It had to be a coincidence. Although there are many accounts that exist claiming to be Sink—some with tens of thousands of fans—the star’s legitimate profile is anonymous (in Zoomer slang: a “finsta”). TikTok couldn’t know it was really her behind the screen. Within the same week, the Kate Bush track would “I can’t even tell you how many times I’ve had to listen to ‘Running Up That Hill,’” says Sink. “I knew the show had a giant fanbase, but I didn’t know how big until I was in it.” The resurrection of “Running Up That Hill” has parallels to Sink’s ascension to stardom. As if portraying one of the most beloved characters on Netflix’s Stranger Things episode “Dear Billy” will “I was introduced to the [Hollywood] side of things so late,” she explains. “Coming from theater, it’s such a smaller world with fewer bells and whistles. I never really got the chance to process what was happening. I didn’t really think that this [kind of fame] was going to come with everythin...

Chances are you recognize her from "Stranger Things." If not, you've definitely seen her in Taylor Swift's "All Too Well" short film. Or maybe you saw her in Netflix's "Fear Street" trilogy. No matter where you first came across her, it's probably already pretty clear to you that Sadie Sink is set to become a Hollywood it-girl in the next few years. These days, just about every Gen-Zer seems to be constantly glued to their phone. After all, with Twitter, Instagram and TikTok all vying for our attention, social media has become a key part of our lives. However, unlike many of her peers, Sadie Sink isn't actually all that keen on social media. While the star does have an While most of us probably know Sadie Sink from her work on "Stranger Things," a few theatre fans may know her from the stage. In fact, the actress actually got her start as an 11-year-old in "Annie" on Broadway. When she was cast as a swing in the show, she "felt like I made it," as she told Flaunt. "It was my first Broadway show. It was like a dream come true. At the time it was all I really wanted." Sink went on to explain that she and her brother had developed an obsession with musical theater as children — even though no one in their family was in the industry. Sink went on to star in "Annie" and also appeared alongside Helen Mirren on Broadway in the 2015 production of "The Audience." Since then, she's focused more on film and TV — but she's still keen to get back to her roots one day. "Now the idea of ...

Description: Sadie Sink is an American actress. She portrays Maxine "Max" Mayfield in Netflix’s Stranger Things and has also appeared in Blue Bloods and The Americans. Sink has also worked on Broadway, with credits including Annie and The Audience. Sadie was born in Austin, Texas, the state capital, in east-central Texas. Her father is an American football coach. Due to her obsession with recreating Disney's High School Musical with her brother, Mitchel, when she was seven years old, her mother decided to send her off to acting classes in a community theatre, nearby Houston. In turn, it led to a Broadway audition and the l Sadie Sink is an American actress. She portrays Maxine "Max" Mayfield in Netflix’s Stranger Things and has also appeared in Blue Bloods and The Americans. Sink has also worked on Broadway, with credits including Annie and The Audience. Sadie was born in Austin, Texas, the state capital, in east-central Texas. Her father is an American football coach. Due to her obsession with recreating Disney's High School Musical with her brother, Mitchel, when she was seven years old, her mother decided to send her off to acting classes in a community theatre, nearby Houston. In turn, it led to a Broadway audition and the lead in the 2012 revival of Annie. While still starring in the play, she appeared in the Emmy-winning series The Americans. In 2015, she co-starred with Helen Mirren in The Audience play on Broadway, as young Queen Elizabeth II. Her film debut was Th...

In the series, Sink plays new-to-town, redhaired skater girl Max Mayfield. Sink rolled into Season 2 with a skateboard and a wickedly mean bro, as well as a craving for video games, adventure, and true friendship. Max was quickly accepted into the Hawkins, Indiana teen crew, and Sink was equally welcomed into the hearts of Sink is effortlessly cool and beyond talented. While she has been in show business for some time now, her star is rising higher than ever, and chances are she is just getting started. Sadie Sink will be lighting up screens for years to come, so it is high time to get acquainted with this "Stranger Things" California girl. In that talk, Sink explained how much her devoted and supportive kin means to her. "My family and I are very close. My best friend in the world is my brother Mitchell. We've obviously known each other my whole life and we trust each other, and we're open and honest with one another. That's super important to me. It's a very special bond." Unlike other Some shows have actors who appear to have chemistry when the cameras are rolling, but once the director yells "Cut!," everyone goes their separate ways. Not every group of actors becomes friends in real life. Acting is, after all, a job. The chemistry between Sadie Sink and her "Stranger Things" castmates isn't just good acting, though. In this case, the gang generally likes one another, and their bonds aren't crafted for viewers only. Of her fellow "Stranger Things" castmates, Sink only h...

Image Source: In the five years since joining Millie Bobby Brown, Noah Schnapp, While each main cast member has a In 2018, Sink attended Miu Miu's Women's Tales Dinner during the Venice Film Festival, then joined the brand again in 2019 to walk the Cruise Collection Show at the Hotel Regina in Paris. As a teenager, she also made her love for Chanel known when she wore sequin aqua shorts and a matching crop top at the fashion house's Metiers d'Art 2018 / 2019 Show at The Met, black culottes and a silky white top printed with the brand's logo at the "Chanel N°5 in the Stars" party at Rockefeller Center in 2021, and a tweed skirt suit at the Chanel Tribeca Festival Artists Dinner at Balthazar in 2022. Even though Max would likely skip out on the rhinestones and frills, Sink wears every designer look like she's ready for the runway. See her best red carpet ensembles from all angles here.

Sadie Sink’s copper waves have a fanbase all their own. Throughout Stranger Things scenes ever, to red carpet princess, to roles in award-winning projects The Whale and All Too Well—her red lengths have served (and served), lending to memorable beauty moments on and offscreen. So when hairstylist “When I was doing it, I was thinking that people are either gonna love me or absolutely hate me,” says Buckett. Of course, the answer is love—Sink’s new floppy, shaggy mullet, which pulls influence from the ’70s, ’90s, and more, is a refreshing rockabilly fever dream, and fans are responding accordingly. Ahead of the cut, Sink supplied references from the ’90s, centering androgyny and a slicked-back appeal, along with allusions to “ Klute, and it was kind of a shaggy mullet, but I really liked the idea of ’90s reference to Winona Rider in the front, where you can kind of flip it around and flop it back and it’s kind of like a cool longer pixie,” says Buckett, who opted to meld the two—along with extra It girl inspo via model Freja Beha Erichsen—for a more mutable mullet. “You can just kind of throw it around back and forth; it can be styled any way you want, but it really looks good back off your face with a little height and with the sides kicking out,” he says. Instagram content This content can also be viewed on the site it Though the results are dramatic in nature, they also feel entirely on time. The mullet and its many iterations have been part of the conversation for a few ...

I have to squint to see her properly through the tiny Zoom box on my computer screen, but I can tell right away that Sadie Sink isn't all that different from Max Mayfield, the Stranger Things character we've come to know and love the actor for. Max is certainly more rough-and-tumble, but at their cores, they both seem warm and entirely saccharine. As Sink, the new face of Givenchy, tells me herself, she and the character share more than just personality and a physical appearance – their laid-back tastes in the beauty department are rather similar, too. “I draw a lot of inspiration and confidence from Max because she doesn't really wear any makeup for the show, so in my day-to-day, life I'll typically go for a more I can see exactly what she means by the makeup she's wearing during our interview: a seemingly light base, fluffy yet well-groomed eyebrows, a touch of mascara, and a bold matte red lipstick. This, she tells me, is more or less her everyday beauty look. "I usually don't put any foundation on my skin, just some SPF and I'll call it a day," she says. And when she's not leaving her skin bare, she reaches for a product with light coverage and skin-care benefits. “I been playing around with tinted face oils or skin tints, something that's really light… to let a little bit of color show through and especially let my freckles show through. That's really important for me rather than going for a full-coverage makeup look.” She can't remember her specific go-tos when asked...