Brooke Shields, 59, makes a splash in daring midriff-baring costume

The 59-year-old rocked a terracotta knit costume with a entrance twist element and cut-out made in a ribbed stretch cloth, and paired the look with slouchy brown boots and a easy silver chain necklace.

The premiere noticed the solid of season 5 end up on the Museum of Trendy Artwork together with Kelly Reilly, Luke Grimes, Wes Bentley, Kelsey Asbille and Gil Birmingham.

Cole Houser was joined by his spouse Cynthia Daniel, whorocked a stunning leather-based one-shouldered robe with ruched detailing. She accessorized with outsized gold earrings, and saved her blonde hair free in waves over her shoulder.  

Brooke’s costume, from ALC, is a couple of season’s previous, and the actress is understood for her love of classic, carrying a really particular costume earlier in October for the New York Metropolis Ballet’s 2024 Fall Gala on the David H. Koch Theatre.

Brooke attended the special day, carrying an unimaginable cream robe with lengthy, flowing bell-shaped sleeves. Its prime half, together with the neckline and sleeve hems, was completely bejeweled with pearls and crystal stones in round patterns. 

“My mom’s costume [from] when she met the Queen,” Brooke revealed when requested in regards to the gorgeous look, referring to the late Queen Elizabeth II.

She has additionally handed the love on to her daughters Grier and Rowan Henchy; famously, her eldest daughter borrowed her 1998 Golden Globes costume for her 2024 promenade, trying gorgeous within the form-fitting strapless purple robe.

“I believed it was a particular evening once I was nominated for a Golden Globe and wore this costume in 1998, however nothing may have ready me to see my daughter carrying it to her promenade,” Brooke later shared.

Grier additionally wore her mother’s wedding ceremony costume to commencement – after reboning and “taking out the poof”.

Brooke wore the costume when marrying ex-husband Andre Agassi, and he or she instructed Folks: “It’s such an honor after they need to put on your stuff. Usually they don’t assume I’m cool.”