‘Stranger Things’ actress Millie Bobby Brown has been appointed UNICEF’s newest Goodwill Ambassador.
At the age of 14, the British-born star is the youngest ever ambassador to take on the prestigious role.
On Tuesday (November 20), she attended two engagements. One was a press conference where she said, “In becoming a UNICEF goodwill ambassador, I share the title with a hero of mine – the late, great Audrey Hepburn, who once said: “As you grow older you will discover that you have two hands, one for helping others and one for helping yourself”.”
Press Conference: I love the first look, mostly because of the geeky glasses, but also because of her playful Emilia Wickstead Resort 2019 mini styled with Tabitha Simmons white ‘Zippy’ boots to give the look an edge. A layer of chic appeal was imbued via her Calvin Klein coat. You may remember that Gemma Arterton wore this same dress back in July.
The Empire State Building: In lighting up The Empire State Building in honour of UNICEF and World Children’s Day, the actress changed into a Altuzarra Spring 2019 dress. “Gingham, for Fall?” I hear you say. Well, this is a fresh challenge and a fresh chapter in young stars life, so I’m fully on board with this charming shirt dress with Chloe Gosselin ‘Olympe’ mules that lend contemporary finesse while the flattering length makes it smart.
Emilia Wickstead Resort 2019
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- Millie Bobby Brown In Emilia Wickstead
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- Millie Bobby Brown in Altuzarra
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- Millie Bobby Brown in Altuzarra
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- Millie Bobby Brown in Altuzarra
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- Millie Bobby Brown In Emilia Wickstead
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- Millie Bobby Brown In Emilia Wickstead
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- Millie Bobby Brown in Altuzarra
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- Millie Bobby Brown in Altuzarra
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- Millie Bobby Brown In Emilia Wickstead
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Some people think that as long as a teenager isn’t dressing sexy then they’re dressing age-appropriately, but this is too mature and aging for a 14 year old. She should be following in the footsteps of Kiernan Shipka, who knew how to dress stylishly while always dressing her age. There is absolutely no youthfulness to either of these looks – it’s quite sad in a way.
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These look like something Emma Stone will wear and Emma Stone is 30. Not feeling it…she’s way too young to dress like this.
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I love both looks. They are age appropriate and event appropriate. She looks great!
Is this the same dress? https://www.redcarpet-fashionawards.com/2018/07/24/gemma-arterton-in-emilia-wickstead-chris-evans-breakfast-show/
yes, it’s the same dress
I really like both outfits but don’t like either pairs of shoes.
I understand that she is doing a serious job here but she is still ONLY 14! Why does she look like my granny? Even Angelina Jolie would look matrony in the second look! The first is ok but I just cannot get behind the second look. She’d look better with a simple pair of jeans and a white t-shirt paired with some sneakers or some black ballerinas.
ITA. The second dress might have been better if it were a bit shorter. As it is, she looks like she is wearing her great grandmother’s dress.
+2 I find it a little disturbing the accelerated maturation of today’s teens are meant to look on red carpets. They don’t look like children and it’s sad.
Jesus those turquoise nails… terrible
She’s a kid. Probably thinks her nails are cool.
She looks like Velma from Scooby Doo.
She looks adorable in both outfits and she looks like a kid!!!! Excellent!
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The coat feels too heavy for such a light fun dress, not so fond of the boots either but overall she looks cute in both looks.