Timeless beauty! Actress Rose Byrne dons a chic monochrome look at panel event for TV movie The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks

By Alisha Buaya For Daily Mail Australia

Published: 04:35 BST, 14 April 2017 | Updated: 14:59 BST, 14 April 2017

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She was dumped as the face of Australian luxury brand Oroton last month.

But Rose Byrne hasn't let that get her down.

The 37-year-old actress appeared to be in good spirits as she stepped out in a chic pant suit ensemble at the 92nd Y Cultural Institution and Community Center in New York City on Thursday night.

Monochromatic chic! Rose Byrne has stepped out in a pant suit ensemble to discuss her role in the soon-to-be released television drama film The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks

Rose was at the venue to discuss her role in the soon-to-be released television drama film The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks, which stars Oprah Winfrey in the titular role.

She kept her look minimalistic and monochrome with black cigarette trousers and a black singlet top.

The Bridesmaids star teamed the black ensemble with a loose fitting gray tweed suit jacket with folded sleeves.

Understated style: The 37-year-old kept her look minimalistic and monochrome with black cigarette trousers and a black singlet top, and a loose fitting gray tweed suit jacket with folded sleeves on top

Standing strong: Rose Bryne was dumped as the face of Australian luxury brand Oroton last month

Her looked was matched with a pair of black peep toe mule heels and a drop down pendant.

Rose let her ombre brunette and blonde shoulder length tresses down to frame the minimal makeup on her face.

She posed for the cameras at the event without partner, actor Bobby Cannavale - who was likely at home taking care of their one-year-old son Rocco.

Glammed up! Rose posed for the cameras at the event without partner, actor Bobby Cannavale

Strolling around: It's likely at home taking care of their one-year-old son Rocco

The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks TV movie is based on the book of the same name about an African American woman who's cervical cancer cells were found to be the most important cells ever discovered as they can reproduce on their own.

She posed alongside American journalist Claudia Dreifus, Renee Elise Goldsberry who plays the younger Henrietta Lacks, the author of the book Rebecca Skloot, the real Shirley Lacks, and her daughter Jeri Lacks.

In the HBO TV film, Rose plays science writer Rebecca Skloot who writes the New York Times bestseller.

Real life story: Pictured at the event (L-R) was American journalist Claudia Dreifus, Renee Elise Goldsberry, Rebecca Skloot, Shirley Lacks, Jeri Lacks, and Rose Byrne