Millie Bobby Brown turns heads in black outfit at Samsung Galaxy Creators Lounge event in NYC – Daily Mail

All eyes were on Millie Bobby Brown as she cut a fashionable figure in a plunging black peplum top with lace trim and thigh-skimming miniskirt while attending the Samsung Galaxy Creators Lounge event in New York .

While strutting down a purple carpet in a pair of chic black high heels, the 18-year-old Stranger Things star exuded glamor as she sported ruby ​​red lipstick and her blonde hair slicked back and perfectly smooth.

For Wednesday night’s star-studded occasion, the Florence by Mills founder completed her chic ensemble with a long gold necklace, matching bracelet and bronzer on her cheekbones for a sun-kissed glow.

Meanwhile, Sabrina Carpenter, who released her fifth studio album Emails I Can’t Send, captured the eye in a silky blouse and matching blue midi skirt.

Before taking the stage to perform, the former Disney Channel star, 23, posed for photos with actress Madison Iseman, 25.

Brown’s exit comes after she admitted to having a hard time being unloved growing up in the spotlight because she “didn’t know who she was yet” in Allure’s September issue.

When asked how she manages to be in the public eye, Millie replied: ‘It’s really hard to be hated when you don’t know who you are yet. So it’s like, ‘What do they hate about me? Because I don’t know who I am.

Millie went on to say that a lot of times when she tries to act a certain way she gets backlash, but then she tries to be someone else and other people hate that too.

She continued, “Then you just start shutting down because you’re like, ‘Who am I supposed to be? Who do they need me to be for them? Then I started to grow more, and my family and friends really helped me.

The child star admitted that it helped her understand that she didn’t need to bend to outside pressure and only needed to develop within herself.

Before finding her feet, Millie said she ‘always felt different growing up’, revealing: ‘I liked being different people because I always struggled with personal identity and knowing who I was. ‘was’.

“Even as a youngster, I always felt like I didn’t belong in every room I was in. I also struggle a bit with loneliness. I’ve always felt quite alone in a crowded room, like I was one of a kind, like no one ever really understood me. So I liked [playing] characters that people understood [and] people could relate to because I felt like no one could relate to Millie.

Millie admitted she felt part of the problem was being ‘too mature’ for her age and people telling her that was not a good thing.

The movie star said she was ‘really depressed’ after people told her she wouldn’t make it in the film and TV industry.

The interview comes after it was reported Millie made history as she is set to receive a $10m (£8.4m) paycheck for her role in Enola Holmes 2 .

She is believed to set a record for the biggest starting salary paid to an actor under 20.

Millie first starred as Enola in the 2020 film opposite Henry Cavill and is set to earn a much bigger sum for the sequel, according to Variety.

Millie stars as the younger sister of Sherlock Holmes in the film series, with Henry playing the famous detective.

Netflix confirmed there would be a sequel to the film – which received positive reviews from critics – in May.

Millie is already used to a big paycheck, having apparently earned $20,000 per episode from the first season of Stranger Things.

Thanks to the show’s huge popularity, his salary reportedly increased to $250,000 per episode by the third season, according to Deadline.