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Millie Bobby Brown's Most Recent Red Carpet Look Was an Unexpected Tribute to This Actress
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Millie Bobby Brown wears Gwyneth Paltrow’s sheer gown from 1998 to ‘The Electric State’ Madrid premiere
Millie Bobby Brown has delivered yet another look inspired by an iconic Hollywood blonde. On Thursday, the actress, 21, stepped out wearing a Giorgio Armani sheer, blue beaded dress and silk navy shawl draped around her arms — the same outfit Gwyneth Paltrow rocked at the “Shakespeare in Love” New York premiere in 1998.
Ahead of the Oscars 2025, Millie Bobby Brown fittingly paid homage to veteran actor Gwenyth Paltrow. For The Electric State premiere in Madrid, Spain, Brown donned a red carpet dress that took us back to 1998,
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Brown confirmed her look was a tribute to Paltrow on her Instagram. The “Stranger Things” star was styled by Ryan Young for the premiere. Young’s been working with Brown throughout “The Electric State” promo tour, previously dressing her in Annie’s Ibiza for the movie’s premiere in Los Angeles.
The English actress was in Madrid attending the European premiere ... mingled with her The Electric State co-star Chris Pratt, 45. Millie looked similarly mature in her recent Instagram photos ...
She added inches to her height with pointy brown boots featuring fluffy white detailing and accessorised with large gold hoop earrings. Millie wore her bleach blonde tresses in a unique hairstyle ...
Millie Bobby Brown has something to say those commenting ... the bangs for other appearances for the film, as seen in the Madrid premiere photo above, where she rocked an Armani gown Gwyneth ...
Millie Bobby Brown stepped out in another head-turning ... who wore a casual look and showed his support during the event in Madrid, Spain. Millie stole the show by wearing a Giorgio Armani ...
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