If you wish upon a star,Corruption (1983) your favorite rumor will come true.
That's what most of the internet is hoping, after seeing a few of the child actors from Stranger Thingsappear with Louis Vuitton's creative director, Nicolas Ghesquiere. In one of the two Instagrams he posted with the kids this weekend, Ghesquiere revealed that he had an "exciting project coming up."
SEE ALSO: Daniel Radcliffe and the 'Stranger Things' kids are huge fans of each otherIt's unclear whether Ghesquiere's project was some sort of 'Stranger Things' fashion show, or just like, a diorama, but the internet would far prefer the former rumor.
GOT STRANGERS IN THE HOUSE TODAY @strangerthingstv @netflix @netflixfr @milliebobby_brown @therealcalebmclaughlin @gatenm123 @louisvuitton #strangerthings #netflix
14-year-old stars Millie Bobby Brown, Caleb McLaughlin and Gaten Matarazzo all appeared in the Instagrams.
Such a fun day and exciting project coming up thanks to all of you guys @strangerthingstv @milliebobby_brown @gatenm123 @therealcalebmclaughlin @netflix @netflixfr @louisvuitton #strangerthings
First Netflix celebrities, now Louis Vuitton models? Do these children get any better/successful than you?
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