Millie Bobby Brown In Braless Crop Top Impresses With 'Thigh Gap'

Millie Bobby Brown wowed in her skimpy look earlier this summer, showing off her fit figure while promoting her Florence by Mills Fashion brand. On July 12, shortly after the 20-year-old had posted new photos and videos of herself, a dedicated fan account on Instagram created a slideshow of Millie's latest looks. Kicking things off to a head-turning start, the feed opened its gallery with a leggy shorts outfit as the Stranger Things star plugged her summer collection. Showing off her shapely waistline and toned legs, Millie had fans gushing over her, and that included the fan who gained likes for pointing out Millie's thigh "gap."

Scroll for the photo. Snapping a mirror selfie as she stood indoors, Millie showed off her gym-honed legs in the tightest pair of Daisy Dukes. Rocking her trendy denim with a skimpy crop top, the 20-year-old flashed her toned tummy as she held her phone, also standing backed by a rail with more FBM Fashion items hanging up.

Opting for a braless white crop top with spaghetti straps and a lettuce trim, Millie kept her ensemble girly and trendy. Wearing her dark locks down, the Hollywood sensation pouted for the Instagram-adored kiss-face, also showing off a glam manicure to dress up her ring jewelry.

Tagging her SHORT SHORTS in a swipe right as fans saw her full-length, Millie continued with more items from her pastel-themed brand, although she did switch things up in black while modeling one of her sundresses. Fans quickly left fire emojis, with one eyeing up "that thigh gap."

Millie's brand has grown in popularity and now boasts over 150,000 Instagram followers. In a recent OOTD showoff, Millie debuted her Intimates range, saying that they're the most "comfortable" thing she's ever worn. The British beauty also celebrated going braless as she emphasized that her cute tops provide plenty of support.

Rocking the rib knit trend as she slipped her curves into a sleeveless white crop top in the above look, Millie opted for chic button accents as she modeled another pair of her itty-bitty shorts.

"I wanted to be able to create something that was accessible to my generation, to my demographic so that when they go into a store, they feel like they have that one corner—even if it’s a corner in the back—that they have what they’re looking for, and they’re able to afford it," she told Elle.

Millie may only be 20, but she's already got a solid grip on both the cosmetics and coffee industries. Ahead of launching Florence by Mills Fashion, she founded her cult Florence by Mills makeup line, also launching Florence by Mills Coffee.