It is only two months into the year and yet, Millie Bobby Brown's 2017 is already shaping up to be a huge one. The young actress officially joins the legendary International Management Group Models making her one of the company's youngest talents ever.
The "Stranger Things" star, who broke into scene last year with her adorable role as Eleven in the hit Netflix series has slowly become one of the most sought after faces in the industry. At just 13 years old, Brown has already worked with top brands like Calvin Klein, who made her the face of Raf Simons' first campaign under the American fashion house. The up and coming actress has also trotted the globe to meet with well-known designers like Nicolas Ghesquiere, the creative director of Louis Vuitton.
Now, with her latest credit as a part of the agency, Brown just broaden her horizons outside of her acting career. IMG houses the likes of Bella and Gigi Hadid, Ashley Graham, Cindy Crawford's daughter - Kaia Gerber and even Kate Moss, making it one of the most sought after modeling companies in the world.
This great development came just a couple of days before Brown celebrated her birthday last Feb 19. On top of her co-stars in the "Stranger Things," other A-list celebrities also took it to their social media to send the young actress their good wishes including Zac Efron and Samira Wiley from another Netflix property, "Orange is the New Black."
The slew of projects and endorsements that the thespian has lined up in the following months will arguably only push her relatively new career to greater heights. Amidst booking a slot at IMG and celebrating her birthday, Brown was also spotted hanging out on the set of "Avengers: Infinity War" with directors Joe and Anthony Russo. This quickly started a buzz that the Brit may have a secret role in the Marvel cumulative movie.
Brown's most anticipated role, at least this year, however, is her reprisal of Eleven in "Stranger Things" season 2. The follow-up iteration will be comprised of nine episodes and is scheduled to be released later this year on Oct. 31.
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