Stranger Things star Millie Bobby Brown's fashion and beauty brand now on Amazon
She is best-known for playing Eleven on Stranger Things, but actress Millie Bobby Brown also has her own fashion and beauty brand: Florence by Mills. Fans can expect a range of fun skincare products that start at £20 and fashionable staples that start from around £3.50.
Millie created the brand with the aim to provide clean, vegan beauty buys for all skin types. It originated in 2019 with makeup and skincare, before expanding to include coffee and fashion. Even better is that Florence by Mills items can now be found on Amazon.
The beauty range on Amazon includes a Coffee Glow mask, £24, and the Oh Whale! Lip Balm which is designed to bring a sweet, hydrating pop of colour to the lips, at £24.98.
But it's not all demure beauty products to shop. Florence by Mills' fashion line also features prominently. Listings include cosy loungewear, underwear, cotton tees with a lace trim, ribbed sweaters, cardigans and even travel accessories, like crossbody bags and duffle luggage.
Alternatively, shoppers looking for a flattering silhouette, whatever they're wearing, can head over to Skims for the latest in shape and loungewear. Our top pick is the Soft Lounge Long Slip Dress. At £86, the figure-hugging style is made using modal rib material, falling to a maxi length.
Shoppers can also find flattering wardrobe staples at Boden. Currently selling fast online, the Ruffle Detail Tier Midi Dress is offered in a striking "Poppy Red" hue. Made in a fit-and-flare silhouette, it comes in at £129, with sizes ranging from four to 22. There are three lengths available.
There aren't many reviews for Florence by Mills products on Amazon yet, but shoppers have raved about the Cozy Crush Seamless Triangle Bralette (£12.61). One reviewer stated: "Wow, a soft bra that fits bigger boobs! So comfy and soft. My favorite bra at the moment."
A second review shared: "Even though it looks really small out of the package, the amount of stretch it provides made it an easy fit and wasn't difficult to get over my head and shoulders (or even hips) to get on. Once on, it felt soft and comfortable."
A third person raved: "This bralette is comfortable. The fit is true to size. It's a nice t-shirt bra for days when you don't need much support. I love the lilac colour also. However, one person noted: "A cute bra but runs a little small, so if you have larger breasts - you may want to size up."
With Amazon Prime convenience and affordable prices, it's now possible to snap up Florence by Mills' clean beauty, cosy clothing and lifestyle pieces in one spot.
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