Millie Bobby Brown is embracing summer in a bold monochromatic micro shorts look from her own label, Florence by Mills Fashion. The actress and entrepreneur recently shared a series of Instagram Stories spotlighting pieces from the brand’s latest collection. She showed off a vibrant “Lucky Red” matching set while enjoying a day by the water.
Millie Bobby Brown’s micro shorts are so tiny, they disappear under Florence by Mills pullover
In a recent snap, Millie Bobby Brown modeled the Cozy Crush Half Zip Pullover. The relaxed oversized sweatshirt features a half-zip neckline, dropped shoulders, and plush fleece construction. Retailing for $59.95, the ultra-soft pullover delivered a cozy, off-duty feel. However, it still makes a statement thanks to its eye-catching red hue.
The real standout, however, was what she paired underneath. Brown styled the sweatshirt with Florence by Mills Fashion’s Softie Seamless Shortie, priced at $12.95. The ribbed micro shorts hugged her figure closely and were cut so short that they almost disappeared beneath the oversized pullover from certain angles.
One image showed the “Stranger Things” star lifting the hem of the sweatshirt slightly, thus revealing the fitted shorts and a glimpse of her toned midriff. Another photo captured her leaning against a boat railing as the roomy sweatshirt draped over the tiny bottoms. This created the illusion that she was wearing only the pullover.
Brown completed the look with layered gold necklaces, delicate rings, and small hoop earrings. She kept the accessories minimal to let the matching set take center stage. In addition, her short brunette bob was styled in loose, effortless waves that complemented the laid-back lakeside setting.
The coordinated pieces were both featured in Florence by Mills Fashion’s signature Lucky Red shade, creating a striking monochromatic look that balanced comfort with a touch of bold summer styling. Brown even declared she was “living in this color” while tagging the brand, making it clear the vibrant shade is one of her current favorites.
Originally reported by Viha Shah on theFashionSpot.
