Stranger Things' Millie Bobby Brown Just Landed Her First Cover

Is Millie Bobby Brown a style star in the making? All signs are pointing to yes. Since skyrocketing to fame after the premiere of the Netflix show Stranger Things, Brown has walked the Emmys red carpet, sat front row at the Coach show during New York Fashion Week, and hobnobbed with Louis Vuitton designer Nicolas Ghesquière in Paris. Phew! We almost can't keep up with the cute 12-year-old. But now, you can add yet another thing to that list: she has officially scored her first magazine cover. (What were you doing as a pre-teen?) 

In her shoot for indie art magazine So It Goes, Brown wears a ruffled Chloé skirt, Dr. Martens boots, a Red Valentino blouse, and other pretty pieces. It's safe to say Brown has serious modeling chops, so we expect to see plenty more shoots in the future. 

Scroll down to see Millie Bobby Brown's cover shoot with So It Goes magazine!

Which look is your favorite? Tell us in the comments below, and then shop Dr. Martens boots like she wears on the cover!

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