While fall approaches fast and temperatures are inching downward, Millie Bobby Brown is staying committed to her cropped pants.
The actor stepped out in London on Monday for dinner at Dorian with her husband, Jake Bongiovi, and her famous father-in-law Jon Bongiovi.
She wore a pair of black and white polka-dot capri pants from Princess Polly, paired with a fine knit beige Comma cardigan over a black tank top, Reformation’s heeled and strappy black patent Mallori sandals, and a mini black handbag. For jewelry, a pair of Mejuri Ines drop studs and her cushion cut diamond engagement ring. Her long brunette hair was up in a loose ponytail.
M.B.B—who recently appeared with her miniature poodle Winnie as part of Vogue’s Dogue—posed gamely with her father-in-law and husband when exiting the restaurant. Jake, for his part, wore a burnt orange v-neck knit over a white shirt, collar nonchalantly popped, with cream pants and white adidas sneakers. It was a typical, subtly coordinating couple style moment for the young married couple. Jon wore the typical dad uniform: a black bomber, black t-shirt, and tapered blue jeans.
A recent summery look in NYC.
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Across the last few summer months, Millie has embraced all things pretty and preppy. She mostly wears pieces from her own brand, Florence by Mills: seamless lounge sets, cozy hoodies, cardis and camis. But when she’s not, it’s colorful pieces from Gen Z favorite brands like Frankie’s Bikinis and Jaded London. For the red carpet and her recent Enola Holmes press tour, she worked with stylist Summer Lahti in a series of super feminine, sophisticated looks: a bronzed Mirror Palais top and skirt set, a pastel Grecian style cutaway Siedres dress, and vibrant patterned Donde Esteban slip.
Capri pants are very much within the Millie Bobby Brown Bongiovi style lexicon; a versatile cropped style where one can style both vintage-y and modern minimalist. Still, it’s a The lengths of our pants has been one of summer’s hottest sartorial debates, but Millie understands the capri as a bold but failsafe classic.
