Brooke Shields and daughter Rowan wow in sparkling gowns at Glamour Women of the Year 2024 Awards in NYC

Brooke Shields and daughter Rowan Francis Henchy made a stylish appearance at the Glamor Women of the Year 2024 awards in New York City on Tuesday.

The Blue Lagoon star, 59, and her mini-me, 21, both dazzled in sparkling floor-length dresses at the event at the Times Square EDITION Hotel.

Brooke, who was nominated last year, opted for a gold sequin dress with a sizzling thigh-high slit and matching gold pointed-toe heels.

Meanwhile, Rowan stunned in a sleeveless silver number with glittering floral embellishments.

Glamor Women of the Year is an annual awards ceremony organized by Glamor magazine, which honors women who have made significant contributions to their field.

Brooke wore her brunette locks in loose curls that flowed down her shoulders and back.

She wore perfect makeup, with a hint of bronzer on her cheeks and pink gloss on her pout.

Brooke and Rowan hosted the red carpet at the event.

Brooke shares Rowan and her youngest daughter Grier, 18, with husband Chris Henchy.

Baywatch icon Pamela Anderson, 57, received this year’s Glamor Impact Award.

In addition to Pamela, this year’s attendees include Serena Williams, gymnast Suni Lee, Sydney Sweeney, Taraji P. Henson, Olympic athlete Allyson Felix and abortion rights activists Hadley Duvall and Kaitlyn Joshua.

For the first time, the Women of the Year honors also include a quartet of superstar moms, including Beyonce’s mom Tina Knowles, Travis and Jason Kelce’s mom Donna Kelce, Billie Eilish and Finneas O’s Connell’s mom Maggie Baird, and Selena Gomez’s mom Mandy Teefey.

Kelsea Ballerini, 31, performed at the awards ceremony.

Last year, Shields revealed her journey of self-love.

“I love food, and I love alcohol, and I love life, and I want to be heart healthy,” Shields said Glamour in the 2023 Women of the Year Awards – where she was honored for being in her ‘F**k It era’.

‘I don’t like going to the gym. And I’m tired of not feeling skinny enough. It’s boring and a waste of my time,” she added.

She said it was “a process” to change her way of thinking, explaining: “I don’t think I could have gotten here before… You really have to go through it. I wish I could say it was much sooner than recently.”

She said she stopped worrying about public perception after she gave birth to her girls.

‘My body had a purpose that no one had [could take away]she said.

“I’m at a place I don’t think I ever dreamed I would get to. I’m changing the story I’ve been playing out in my head: not good enough, too famous, not this, not this, not this.”

‘I’m so proud. I’m proud of my girls: two vibrant women who will do well, who are unique and smart and funny and different. I feel happy and proud because I know I had something to do with it.’

Although Shields admitted that she had some insecurities, she said they were minor.

“I wish everything was a little higher, and I have a bit of a belly that I never had,” she shared.

“I could lose it if I really wanted to try, but I would rather spend that time having lunch, reading a book, going for a walk, buying a piece of jewelry, going to my daughter’s games.”

She also shared her thoughts on plastic surgery and other cosmetic procedures.

“I’m all for it if it’s really done for yourself, for the right reasons, and gives you the level of confidence you need.”

‘I think it’s easy to have a tendency to exaggerate. I’m afraid of not looking like myself; the times I’ve had Botox I get this Spock eye and I think, “I don’t look like myself,” she shared.

“But I’ll get it [the laser peel] Fraxels, and peels, and whatever the latest thing is, and I’ll try it. I just don’t want to look like myself.’