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Orgo-Life the new way to the future Advertising by AdpathwayRowan Henchy is the next generation in more ways than one.
Brooke Shields’ eldest daughter hit the VRT Awards 2026 red carpet Tuesday night wearing a black cape dress featuring an asymmetrical arm.
She told us exclusively that “it’s all Brooke Shields,” presumably hinting that the look came straight from her mom’s closet.
The young reality star pulled her red hair back into a low bun, adding subtle bling with stud earrings, a watch and a ring.
Page Six exclusively reported that Henchy, 23, would be joining “Next Gen NYC” for the show’s second season alongside reality TV stars’ children like Gia Giudice, Brooks Marks, Ariana Biermann and more.
All three of her co-stars were also present at the event, as well as tons of “Real Housewives” from all franchises, “Southern Charm,” “Summer House” and more Bravo shows.
The newly minted reality star graduated from Wake Forest University in 2025 and celebrated, in part, by inking matching tattoos with her mom.
Want to watch from home? Philo is the exclusive streaming partner for the 2026 VRT Awards, and the only place you’ll find the full show this year. The best part? It’s free to watch on Philo’s ad-supported platform starting Oct. 9. Plus, you can catch up on last year’s awards now on Philo.com/VRTs.
The pair got the phrase “and to a party” tattooed on their forearms in January 2025 — and previously inked matching ladybug designs when Rowan graduated high school.
And this isn’t the first time that Rowan has worn something straight from Shields; Henchy borrowed her mom’s red 1998 Golden Globes gown for her senior prom.
One thing Rowan shouldn’t be expecting from her mom? Jewelry. The “Blue Lagoon” star said that her eldest daughter has “lost every piece given to her” and won’t be inheriting any diamonds.
The Page Six VRT Awards 2026 is sponsored by Tri-State Cadillac, CoverGirl, Philo and Kahlúa.
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