
Millie Bobby Brown Extends Her Semi-sheer Dark Glamour Streak in Bronx and Banco at ‘Stranger Things’ Los Angeles Premiere
Millie Bobby Brown kept her dark glamour streak intact at Netflix’s “Stranger Things” Season 5 Premiere on Saturday, stepping into the Tudum Theater in a black sequined mesh gown by Bronx and Banco.
The Australian label’s Liora gown, now sold out at $920, featured sheer black mesh threaded with tonal sequins from shoulder to hem. A soft velvet bow framed the bust, while a defined waist shaped the straight, floor-length skirt. The back dipped into an open cut framed by slender straps that tied across the shoulders.

Only the front of her shoes was visible beneath the gown’s hem — a glimpse of black open-toe heels. She kept the rest simple: small silver drop earrings and a single ring. As for her glam, she styled her hair in a center-parted low ponytail, and opted for makeup remained softly luminous — natural skin, a neutral lip and a subdued eye that balanced the shimmer of the dress.
The look followed her Rodarte gown the night before — a black metallic lace design trimmed with ruffles and feathered tulle — extending a semi-sheer narrative that’s defined her final “Stranger Things” press circuit.

Outside of the red carpet, Brown’s fashion and business ventures have evolved in parallel. She expanded her Florence by Mills brand this year into activewear and luggage and fronted Crocs’ Cozy campaign as the brand’s global ambassador.
Saturday’s event also marked another milestone for “Stranger Things,” which will begin rolling out its fifth and final season on Netflix on Nov. 26, followed by additional episodes on Dec. 25 and a series finale on Dec. 31. Set in 1987, the final chapter reunites Eleven and her friends as they confront Vecna one last time while Hawkins faces military quarantine — a darker close to the story that first made Brown a global name.
Originally published by wwd.com. Syndicated material does not necessarily reflect the views of Grazia British.
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