Brooke Shields looks elegant in a black jumpsuit at cocktail party for her Beginning is Now staff

Brooke Shields looked elegant as she hosted a cocktail party in the Hamptons for the staff of her online enterprise Wednesday. 

The 57-year-old showed off her curves in a black velvet jumpsuit with a plunging V-neck and long sleeves. 

The Calvin Klein model styled her chestnut locks in long layers. 

She wore natural looking makeup and completed the look with a pair of black slingbacks. 

The supermodel launched her website called Beginning Is Now in 2021. 

It’s described as ‘a global community of women of all ages finding strength, wisdom, optimism, humor and more.’ 

The look: The Calvin Klein model styled her chestnut locks in long layers. She wore natural looking makeup and completed the look with a pair of black slingbacks

In a quote on the lifestyle driven site, the Glamorous star said, ‘At Beginning is Now, we see every new beginning as an opportunity to be embraced. We’ve spent our lives doing things by the book, and now we’re writing our own.’

Content includes links to videos for workouts, meditation, and conversations with successful women such as Gayle King, Sarah Kate Ellis of GLAAD, as well as important information on physical and mental health.

If visitors to the website like what they see, there are also links to purchase leggings, tanks, bra tops and t-shirts. 

Beginning is Now: Brooke launched her website Beginning is Now in 2021. It’s described as a ‘global community of women of all ages finding strength, wisdom, optimism, humor and more’

Beginning is Now also has four downloadable pieces of coloring artwork with proceeds going to charity.

In an interview with Gayle King, the Out of Order actress spoke about women and the battle against agism whether it’s on the big screen or Madison avenue. 

‘We’re not marketed to! Once you’re over, you stop working; you’re, like, put out to pasture. I was incensed by that.’

Opportunity: The busy actress said,’ At Beginning is Now, we see every new beginning as an opportunity to be embraced. We’ve spent our lives doing things by the book, and now we’re writing our own’