Brooke Shields, 58, poses with her mini-me model daughter Grier Henchy, 17, on the red carpet at the TriBeCa Ball in New York City

Brooke Shields stunned on the red carpet at the TriBeCa Ball in New York City on Monday.

The actress, 58, brought her daughter, Grier Henchy, as her plus one for the event supporting the New York Academy of Art. 

The model, 17, displayed her eclectic taste in a black and white suit with graphic print. The statuesque beauty wore black pumps.

She styled her reddish-brown hair straight and wore natural looking makeup.

Like her mother, Henchy kept her accessories simple, wearing a simple gold chain and medallion and carrying a  box-shaped copper toned purse. 

Shields shares Grier and her older sister, Rowan, 20, with her husband, Chris Henchy, 60. 

Brooke showcased her curves in a one should black and pink gown with black pumps.

The model wore natural looking makeup and wore large, gold framed glasses. Her long brown hair was styled in loose waves.

The Golden Globe nominee kept her accessories simple, opting for a pair a large hoop earrings and several gold bangles on her left arm.

She completed the look with a gold evening bag.

Brooke has talked about her kids in the past.

'Personality-wise, Rowan’s like a golden retriever puppy and Grier is like an Abyssinian cat,' the actress told AARP Magazine. 

The former child star is preparing to be an empty nester soon. 

'When we left Rowan at college a couple of years ago, our whole world shuddered,' she told the outlet.

'I didn’t expect that. And now with Grier’s departure this fall, you can already feel it in the household, the anticipation of it shattering our souls. We’re all dealing with it in different ways,' she said.

'Grier’s trying to find ways to hate us so that it’s easier to leave and individuate,' the doting mom explained. 'And Rowan just spent four months in Florence.'

As both her children embark on their life as adults, the Hit Job podcast star said she is trying to adjust.  

'You find yourself not knowing who you are if you’re not predominantly Mom. You don’t realize how much of your life is occupied with … get them into preschool, get them into this, get them into that, do this, do that. It’s all about them. And then, all of a sudden, silence. Nothing. Who am I?'

Shields' next release is the romantic comedy Mother of the Bride, which debuts May 9, just in time for Mother's Day.

She stars as a single mom who discovers her daughter (played by Miranda Cosgrove) is going to marry the son of the man who broke her heart. 

The Holiday Harmony star has been working on a new platform for women, Beginning is Now, aimed at empowering women 40 and older.

'Founding a company is not for the weak of heart. I’ve never experienced anything like it before. It’s hard to ask for money, especially from men who have already left their wives who are my age and are on to the younger model,' he contended.

'But I’m getting a kick out of wowing them with how much I know. And it’s very empowering because I’m not doing it in a snotty way. I’m just owning the power that I’ve learned I have.'