Millie Bobby Brown looked totally at ease as she slipped into a tiny pair of denim shorts and a bright pink bikini top – promoting her own fashion brand in a sun-soaked snap
Millie Bobby Brown had an iconic way of promoting her own fashion brand as she paraded her toned tummy in a plunging bikini top.
The Stranger Things actress, 20, looked totally at ease as she leaned up against a whitewashed wall, squeezing into a pair of skintight denim shorts that cut off at her upper thighs. On top she wore a magenta bikini featuring a brown feather pattern, barely held together with flimsy bits of string.
Millie finished off her look with a pair of giant hoop earrings and a pearl necklace bearing her initial, along with a huge pair of reflective sunglasses. Tugging her brunette curls back from her forehead, the star soaked up the sun while parading her impressive abs and bare tummy.
“Vacay in my flo denim,” Millie captioned her post. She recently launched her fashion brand Florence by Mills, and rocked one of her own outfits in the sun-soaked snap.
Fans soon rushed to the comments section to show Millie some love, with one fan quipping: “She’s an eleven!” As someone else agreed: “Millie mommy Brown!”
A third social media user gushed: “Gorgeous Mills!” And another couldn’t help but post: “Simply obsessed with you!”
It comes after Millie shared the one “ick” she gets from men – including her fiancé Jake Bongiovi. She revealed during a BBC Radio 1 interview: “This morning I was on a flight with my fiancé, and he got a nosebleed. And I got the ick.
“Do you know why? One, because he just got a nosebleed at the most inconvenient time. We just landed. The seat belt sign was still on. He’s doing an Eleven. I’m like, ‘Calm down.’ Two, he’s acting as if it’s painful, and I’m like, ‘It’s not painful.’”
Her Stranger Things character Eleven was famous for suffering nosebleeds, and it seems she’s not keen on seeing it replicated in real life. But it’s not the only strange thing that turns Millie off, as she’s also not a fan of men holding umbrellas.
She said: “There’s something about it that just feels really pathetic. I tried to get on board with it. I did try.” Even the act of people taking photographs of their food is “cringe”, according to the author.
She told Glamour: “I do not take pictures of my meals. That is where I draw the line. My camera does not eat first. I think it’s just ridiculous. Put your phone down, eat your meal… Never have I ever taken a picture of my food or drink. Cringe!”
