Brooke Shields flashes lingerie beneath coat while discussing her favorite red ... trends now

Brooke Shields might be celebrating her 59th birthday at the end of this month, but she proved she still knows how to pose for a sexy, high fashion magazine spread shot by photography duo Caleb & Gladys.

The former child star flashed her Intimissimi bra, Naked Cashmere briefs, and Falke stockings beneath a black Givenchy coat selected by stylist Tiffany Reid.

Hairstylist Sky Kim slicked back Brooke's brunette mane and make-up artist Mark de los Reyes fully contoured her bronzed complexion.

Shields announced to The Zoe Report on Wednesday that she just 'turned in a manuscript for a new book' on a mystery topic and, Beginning is Now, her wellness and lifestyle brand focusing on women over 40 will officially 'launch this summer.'

The Pretty Baby star - whom TIME called the face of the 1980s - is famed for her iconic bushy brows, which have begun sprouting grey hairs much to her horror.

'I'm battling now with having grey eyebrows. I'm like, "Why?! When did that happen?!" So that's my next project. Watch, I'll look like Groucho Marx the next time you see me,' "wisecracked Brooke.

Shields urges young women to never alter their brows because of a trend like bleaching or skinny, the latter of which she jokingly called 'a personal affront' that she 'took very personally' back in the nineties.

The native New Yorker and her husband of 23 years, film producer Chris Henchy, are proud parents of two very different daughters - 21-year-old college student Rowan and 18-year-old model Grier.

'One of them [Grier] is obsessed with beauty and the other [Rowan], just does not spend the time on herself,' Brooke explained.

'But I think it's just to really try to stay as much their individual selves as possible. Everybody sort of is looking the same, and their individuality to me, is what I always stressed to them to maintain and honor it.'

Shields has walked a lot of red carpets but her favorite dress she ever wore was a 'beautiful' custom red strapless number from Australian designer Richard Tyler that she donned for the 1998 Golden Globe Awards.

'I got yelled at the next day by the agency because they said I looked too much like a movie star and not like an actress, and that I shouldn't have worn red on the carpet,' the 6ft stunner recalled.

'The next year, everybody wore red on that same carpet, and then some 30-something years later, my older daughter wore it to her prom.'

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