Millie Bobby Brown clapped back at haters who criticized the actress for not looking her age during her latest red carpet appearance.
Brown, 21, posted a screenshot of a British Vogue story with the headline “No One Cares How Old You Think Millie Bobby Brown Looks” to her Instagram Story on Thursday.
“@britishvogue thank you,” she simply wrote.
The “Stranger Things” star’s response came after people questioned her looks at the premiere of her new movie, “The Electric State,” in Los Angeles on Monday.
Brown showed off her new platinum blond hair, which she debuted earlier this month, and styled it in a messy updo with bangs brushing her eyelids.
The “Enola Holmes” star dazzled in an Annie’s Ibiza metallic gold and bronze striped embroidered gown with a structured corset top and flowing train.
She added a matching bolero jacket with shoulder pads and accessorized the look with a gold choker necklace and simple diamond earrings from De Beers.
Brown walked the carpet alongside her husband, Jake Bongiovi, who wore a classic black tuxedo with a matching bow tie.
While some social media users wondered whether the British star looked age-appropriate, others pointed out that she resembled famous blondes, including Pamela Anderson, Britney Spears, Dolly Parton and Jean Smart.
Some people even wondered whether Brown’s drastic style transformation meant she was hinting at wanting to star in Spears’ upcoming biopic.
The film, which will be helmed by “Wicked” director Jon M. Chu, is still in early production stages, but the Emmy nominee has expressed interest in playing the 43-year-old “Toxic” singer.
“I mean, you know, she is an absolute icon,” she told “Access Hollywood” at Monday’s “Electric Slate” premiere.
“I would love nothing more than to be a part of her story. But that’s her story, and I am in full support of her bringing her story to life … how she wants to.”
Several other names, including Blake Lively, Sydney Sweeney, Tate McRae and Addison Rae, have been floated for the coveted role.
The biopic will be based on Spears’ 2023 memoir, “The Woman in Me.”
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