Brooke Shields' model genes have certainly passed down to her daughter, Grier Hammond Henchy, who made a rare red carpet appearance on Wednesday to support her famous mom.
The 16-year-old looked effortlessly chic in a red pantsuit and black heels as she joined her mom and her dad, Chris Henchy, at a screening of Brooke's documentary, Pretty Baby, in NYC on Wednesday.
Grier almost towered over Brooke as they posed for photos outside the Alice Tully Hall in the Big Apple.
She completed her effortless ensemble with a pair of gold-hooped earrings, mini ear cuffs, and a rectangular-shaped clutch. The budding model wore her hair slicked back in a low ponytail and accentuated her striking features with highlighted cheeks, fluttery lashes, and rosy, pink lips.
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Brooke previously admitted that her youngest daughter "had expressed interest in going into the modeling world" when she turned 16. Last year, the mother-daughter duo appeared in a Victoria's Secret photoshoot for the brand's Mother's Day campaign.
Speaking of the experience, Brooke said on the People Every Day podcast at the time: "You know, I have resisted this. But to watch her handle herself in a way, it makes me realize, okay, she's a pretty strong character.
"So I don't feel like this business will eat her up. It was really fun to be in front of the camera with her."
Brooke shares Grier and her eldest daughter, Rowan Francis, 19, with Chris, 59, who is the founder of Funny or Die. The couple married in 2001.
Brooke's daughters got an exclusive preview of the documentary ahead of the screening, although the actress admitted she landed herself into some trouble with them as a result.
© Getty Images"There's a lot in the documentary they did not know about," Brooke told People ahead of its release on Hulu on April 3. "They were mad that I didn't inform them about everything," she added.
Pretty Baby: Brooke Shields examines the life of the legendary actress and model as she grew up in the public eye, with her first modeling contract when she was 11, and exploring her role in a society that sexualizes young women and girls. The film will see Brooke looking back over pivotal moments of her life.
The documentary also includes the bombshell revelation that she was sexually assaulted three decades ago by a powerful Hollywood executive.
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