Millie’s Cozy Photo Dump Proves 2008 Fashion Is Calling Again

There is a pretty noticeable gap between what Gen Z and millennials consider cool. They argue over everything from which fashion trends deserve a comeback to whether side parts or middle parts should win the hair war. Even the way they text sounds like two different languages. Millie Bobby Brown, though, seems to lean more toward millennial tastes, especially when it comes to music.

Recently, the Stranger Things actress shared a photo dump showing off her outfit, and her caption was a full throwback to the late 2000s club era. She dropped a clear reference to Flo Rida and T-Pain’s hit “Low,” paying homage to the iconic “boots with the fur.” It was a nostalgic nod that any millennial would instantly recognize.

Crocs Unfurgettable Leopard Knee High Boot

The real highlight of her outfit was the piece she hyped in her Flo Rida–style caption. When she wrote “the whole club was looking at herrrr,” she was clearly nodding to her own version of the iconic “boots with the fur” mentioned in the hit song “Low.”

Her pair was a bold, over-the-knee leopard print style from Crocs that launched on October 23. The collaboration even includes T-Pain, which makes her lyric reference even more fitting. The boots, officially named the Classic Unfurgettable Leopard Knee High Boot, are covered in soft vegan fur and detailed with straps decorated in Jibbitz charms. Hearts, lips, flowers, chains, you name it. Like most Crocs, they can be customized to fit your personal vibe, and she definitely leaned into the fun of it.

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She didn’t stop at just one outfit with those standout boots. In another look, she kept things comfy with a baby blue hoodie and matching sweatshorts that played nicely with the playful footwear. To finish it off, she added a few black accessories, including a cool bag and a pair of dark sunglasses, giving the cozy fit a bit of edge.

All Black Tiny Short Outfit Details

Millie Bobby Brown, the face behind Florence by Mills, kept her outfit simple and sleek in an all-black matching set. She chose a cropped knit top with long sleeves and a foldover neckline that sat just off her shoulders. If the style rings a bell, it is the same off-the-shoulder look that millennials adored in the early 2000s. Think the days of Forever 21 and Charlotte Russe, and even Regina George in the first Mean Girls.

To keep the monochrome moment going, she teamed the top with a pair of tiny knit shorts that showed plenty of midriff. They were short enough to almost look like she skipped pants altogether, but she pulled it off with confidence.