Millie Bobby Brown Is a Bubblegum Goddess in Ab-Flaunting Two-Piece Pink Set

Millie Bobby Brown is embracing cozy-girl chic in the sweetest matching set. The actress, best known for her role on Stranger Things, just launched a dreamy new capsule with her Florence by Mills Fashion line, and fans are already swooning. The 21-year-old posed for a campaign shot in the coziest baby pink look—and her glowing complexion, confident stance and toned figure totally stole the show.
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Brown modeled the Villa Pointelle Hook Front Top ($29.95) and Pointelle Shortie ($14.95)—a body-hugging ribbed knit duo with delicate lace trim and feminine flair. The soft set is as flirty as it is functional, made for lounging in style.
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The long-sleeve cropped silhouette top is ideal for showing off a little skin while staying comfy. The cheeky shorts, meanwhile, feature a stretchy waistband and breathable fabric that’s perfect for lazy mornings, journaling sessions or simply vibing at home.
“Millie Bobby Brown has entered the villa. 🌴,” the brand joked in a joint Instagram post, referencing the iconic Love Island catchphrase. In the image, the London native struck a pose against an ivory curtain backdrop, raising her arms with a soft smolder. She accessorized with a Barbiecore-inspired magenta satin headscarf and retro oval-shaped hot pink sunglasses for a playful, Y2K touch.
Her glam was glowy and fresh—feathered brows, rosy blush, chiseled cheekbones and a glossy mauve lip highlighted her natural beauty. A dainty gold “M” necklace, her giant diamond wedding ring (a nod to husband and model Jake Bongiovi) and white peep-toe wedges finished the look with a hint of glitz.
Brown, who founded her lifestyle empire Florence by Mills in 2019 and has since expanded it into beauty, skin care, fashion and even coffee, has always had a clear vision for ease and individuality.
“I wanted to create really stretchy, soft materials that girls felt comfortable with going to school, going to work, things like that. I want people to feel like they’re wearing pajamas, but they’re able to go outside. That’s what I like. I want to wear pajamas to work,” she shared. “I could follow trends, but Florence isn’t about following trends. There’s a lot of that going on, especially on social media platforms, where you’re able to get this temporary satisfaction of everybody’s doing this, so we all have to do this. I don’t know if that’s the message that I want to put out there. Everyone has their individuality. Everybody sees things in a different perspective, and I want people to be able to really form their own style.”