Millie Bobby Brown continues to promote her latest FBM Academy collection, this time layering an oversized varsity cardigan over a barely-there tube top for a relaxed, college-inspired look. The actress and entrepreneur shared a series of campaign images on Instagram to celebrate the launch of the new Florence by Mills Fashion drop. She mixed cozy knitwear with youthful preppy staples.
Millie Bobby Brown risks it all in tube top and cardigan from her own brand
One of the standout pieces is the ‘Varsity Cardigan’, priced at $79.95. Crafted in a rich navy knit, the oversized cardigan features striped ribbed trim in cream and burgundy, a button-front closure, roomy front waist pockets, and an embroidered FBM patch on the chest.
According to the brand, the cardigan is intentionally cut with an oversized fit, making it ideal for effortless layering.
Rather than buttoning the knit all the way up, Brown left it open to reveal a striped tube top underneath. It featured red, navy, and white stripes that matched the cardigan perfectly. The minimal layering created a daring contrast with the cozy cardigan, giving the classic varsity silhouette a modern, fashion-forward twist.
She paired the look with matching ribbed knit pants in a coordinating navy tone. Lastly, the outfit was completed with tan ballet flats.
In another close-up image, Brown pulled the cardigan slightly across her chest while showing off the embroidered logo patch. Additional campaign shots featured her seated on a wooden bench beside a stack of books and takeaway coffee cups. Thus reinforcing the back-to-school aesthetic that runs throughout the collection.
The actress captioned the post “checkmate,” referencing the chess-inspired campaign imagery while announcing that the FBM Academy collection is now officially live. Behind-the-scenes images also gave fans a glimpse at the creative process, showing Brown on set during the photoshoot.
Brown’s daring styling proves that a classic campus staple can easily become the centerpiece of a bold, trendy outfit.
Originally reported by Viha Shah on TheFashionSpot.
