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Tatler Asia
4 hours ago
- Entertainment
- Tatler Asia
Nicole Kidman at 58: 8 incredible fashion moments stitched with confidence and elegance
The feminine force Nicole Kidman's appearance at the 2025 Critics Choice Awards marked a departure from typical red carpet glamour. She arrived in an oversized, tan-coloured power suit from Saint Laurent's Spring 2025 collection, complete with exaggerated shoulder pads and matching wide-leg trousers. The masculine silhouette was counterbalanced with feminine details: gold jewellery, soft wavy hair and black slingbacks, creating a fusion of power and femininity. The sensual bombshell At the 2025 Golden Globes, Nicole Kidman delivered her most sensual look yet in a custom Balenciaga Haute Couture creation. The one-shouldered gown featured iridescent silver, crystal-and-rhinestone-embroidered mesh with a dramatically low back achieved through near-invisible transparent netting. Completed with a voluminous, sky-high ponytail inspired by the '60s and Studio 54 glamour, this 'sex kitten' look made a powerful statement about age, sexuality and confidence in Hollywood. The avant-garde artist Nicole Kidman's arrival at the 2025 Palm Springs International Film Festival was nothing short of striking. Her custom Loewe mermaid gown featured a handcrafted, sculptural bodice made of iridescent mother-of-pearl shell accents—a feat of artistry, with each shell shard carefully pieced together by hand. More than just a red carpet moment, it was a statement of intent: Kidman continues to embrace fashion as art, positioning herself as both icon and connoisseur. The ethereal heroine At the TIME 2025 Women of the Year Gala, Nicole Kidman embraced the emerging Boho 2.0 trend in a custom Chloé creation by creative director Chemena Kamali. The delicate, blush-hued silk gown featured an intricate lace-trimmed bodice and cascading tiers of ballerina-like tulle. The brilliant styling moment came when she later layered a black cropped jacket over the ethereal gown, creating a compelling visual narrative between romantic femininity and modern authority. The vintage vixen During promotion for her series Expats , Nicole Kidman demonstrated her ability to reference fashion's past without looking costume-y. Her retro Balmain ensemble featured a black bolero jacket over a top with rose-shaped buttons paired with a flouncy, high-waisted white mini skirt adorned with polka dots. The look expertly navigated the delicate line that polka dots present, avoiding childishness while landing squarely in elegant territory. Styled with classic black pumps and a chignon, it was a modern tribute to mid-century glamour. The modern minimalist Nicole Kidman's appearance at the Omega Her Time event in Paris proved her savvy understanding of influence. Her crisp white Valentino two-piece set—a boxy crop top and voluminous A-line midi skirt worth nearly US$6,000—was strategically paired with US$73 Charles & Keith slingback pumps featuring whimsical red rose-shaped heels. This high-low styling wasn't accidental but brilliantly calculated, creating a viral fashion moment that democratised glamour. The romantic lead For the Babygirl Los Angeles premiere, Nicole Kidman was abloom, wearing a custom Balenciaga Haute Couture strapless gown covered in pink and ivory organza petal flowers and cinched with a black bow belt. The unabashedly feminine look, which paid homage to Cristóbal Balenciaga's Spring 1964 collection, challenged conventional notions of what a seasoned actress should wear, proving her status as a true fashion provocateur. NOW READ Your next read: 8 provocative books curated by Natalie Portman Angelina Jolie turns 50: 9 movies that crown her as true Hollywood royalty 5 millennial songs from film and TV that shaped the rhythm of our lives Credits This article was created with the assistance of AI tools
Tatler Asia
a day ago
- Entertainment
- Tatler Asia
Nicole Kidman's 16-year-old daughter Sunday Rose is the face of Omega Seamaster Aqua Terra 30mm
Meet Sunday Rose Kidman Urban who is fronting a major Omega campaign Sunday Rose Kidman Urban, the daughter of Nicole Kidman and Keith Urban, is beginning to make her mark in the fashion world. Her runway debut for Miu Miu's Spring/ Summer 2025 show at Paris Fashion Week signalled her entry into high fashion modelling, following in the footsteps of other celebrity children carving out similar careers. She also appeared in the Italian brand's Spring/Summer 2025 campaign. Born in 2008 in Nashville, Tennessee, Sunday has largely grown up out of the spotlight, despite her parents' fame. She has occasionally accompanied them to red-carpet events such as awards shows and film premieres, giving her early exposure to the entertainment industry. Nicole has spoken about her daughter's creative interests, including acting and music, hinting that she may have inherited her parents' artistic talents. Read more: Luxury watch brands are pairing cinematic icons with the next-gen for a new era of timekeeping Above Sunday Rose Kidman Urban models the new Aqua Terra 30mm in stainless steel with purple dial
Yahoo
a day ago
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
EXCLUSIVE: Omega Reveals Its ‘Little Secret' With Aqua Terra Campaign Starring Nicole Kidman's Daughter Sunday Rose, Ashley Graham and More
Omega has enlisted a team of celebrities for its new 'My Little Secret' campaign, which was unveiled on Wednesday. Highlighting the brand's first Aqua Terra timepiece in 30mm, the campaign-2 features portraits of Ariana DeBose, Ashley Graham, Tems, Danielle Marsha, Marisa Abela and Sunday Rose Kidman Urban, the eldest daughter of Nicole Kidman and country singer Keith Urban. With this campaign, Kidman Urban joins her mom as an ambassador with Omega. nicole-kidman has been a longtime collaborator and campaign star for Omega, often attending events on behalf of the Swiss luxury watchmaker. More from WWD EXCLUSIVE: Callum Turner Stars in Louis Vuitton Sneaker Campaign Haider Ackermann Dials Up the Heat for His Second Snow Goose Collection EXCLUSIVE: Kaia Gerber Stars in Sarah Burton's First Givenchy Campaign The 'My Little Secret' campaign coincides with the Swiss luxury watchmaker meeting the cultural moment for greater versatility in watches. The new Aqua Terra collection features 12 distinct references, offering each woman in the campaign the opportunity to express her personality through her choice of timepiece. 'The most beautiful part of the watch is the one you cannot immediately see,' Raynald Aeschlimann, president and chief executive officer of Omega, said in a statement. 'Our new calibres represent Omega's highest expression of precision engineering, hidden within yet defining the watch's essence.' The collection features a range of vibrant dials and precious materials, including 18-karat Moonshine Gold, 18-karat Sedna Gold, stainless steel and two-tone combinations. This new movement was reimagined and engineered specifically for an intimate scale by Omega. Master chronometer calibre 8750 with stainless steel and two-tone models, and master chronometer calibre 8751 for 18-karat Sedna Gold and Moonshine Gold models. In April, Omega unveiled four different styles for 2025. The list included new interactions with the luxury brand's Seamaster collection, featuring new Bronze Gold models, as well as the introduction of the Seamaster Planet Ocean Worldtimer, inspired by the Deep Black series and allowing for the tracking of multiple time zones. The luxury watch brand has a long list of celebrity ambassadors, which includes Cindy Crawford and her daughter, Kaia Gerber, Daniel Craig, George Clooney, Eddie Redmayne, Aaron Taylor-Johnson, Naomie Harris, Michael Phelps and others. View Gallery Launch Gallery: Omega's 'My Little Secret' Watch Campaign: Nicole Kidman's Daughter Sunday Rose, Ashely Graham and More, Photos Best of WWD ColourPop x Lilo & Stitch Collaborate on Mischievous Island Adventures Collection in New Campaign [PHOTOS] Lunar New Year Collections to Know: Details on Fashion, Jewelry and More Brands Embracing the Year of the Snake Valentine's Day Collections to Know: Details on Fashion, Makeup, Jewelry and More Brands Giving Products a Touch of Love, Live Updates
SBS Australia
a day ago
- Entertainment
- SBS Australia
Big hits and indie gold: see your favourite stars in the Aussie Icons Collection
L-R: Two Hands, The Son, To Die For, The Drover's Wife. Credit: SBS On Demand. When it comes to film and TV actors, Australia punches above its weight. From starring in big Hollywood hits down to small indie productions made at home, there's no shortage of Australian actors who can deliver stellar performances, nailing everything down to their characters' body language and vocal tics. SBS On Demand's Aussie Icons Collection features some of our greatest exports and talents, including Nicole Kidman, Chris Hemsworth, Cate Blanchett, Joel Edgerton, Leah Purcell and David Wenham. Some of these films represent award-winning peaks of their actors' careers; others are hidden gems and lesser-known (but still iconic) deep cuts from earlier in their filmographies — and all of them deserve your attention. Here are eight highlights. While many might associate our Nicole with prestigious Hollywood flicks such as Eyes Wide Shut , she can also deliver a delightfully campy cult film performance, as her role in indie director Gus Van Sant's To Die For proves. Kidman plays fame-craving, ruthlessly ambitious TV weather presenter Suzanne Stone. When she realises her husband Larry is holding her career back, she lures a pair of off-the-rails teens to 'solve' that problem, unleashing a violent yet darkly hilarious chain of events. Kidman's performance is sociopathic in the best way as she flips from a charming and composed TV presenter to a bloodthirsty, unhinged careerist. To Die For is now streaming at SBS On Demand. See more from Nicole Kidman here . This iconic outback film follows two Sydney teens abandoned in the outback and taken in by a young Aboriginal man, played by David Gulpilil. Director Nicolas Roeg cast Gulpilil, then with no experience, after meeting him while scouting locations in around Gulpilil's Arnhem Land home, long before he become one of Australia's most famous Indigenous actors with roles everywhere from Crocodile Dundee to Rabbit Proof Fence . The three embark on a saga of survival and find themselves bonding closely, despite having no language in common. This isn't your typical lost-in-the-wilds story, thanks to Roeg's nearly hallucinogenic cinematography, capturing the stunning beauty of Arnhem Land while waxing poetic about the divide between urban and wilderness, and it all hinges on Gulpilil's magnetic onscreen charisma. Walkabout is now streaming at SBS On Demand. Watch more of David Gulpilil's work here . Although it was released a couple of years after Toni Collette's breakout role in Muriel's Wedding , this indie gem in her filmography flew under the radar. In this razor-sharp workplace comedy, Collette is the painfully shy Iris, one of four outcasts who've taken temp jobs at a soulless credit card company. The quartet band together to navigate the indignity of '90s office cubicle life. It's a formidable ensemble cast as the other women – wannabe actress Paula (Lisa Kudrow), world-weary Margaret (Parker Posey) and simple-minded, marriage-mad Jane (Alanna Ubach) – help Iris come out of her shell and find an identity for herself, in spite of the daily drudgery. Collette delivers a wonderfully angsty performance that perfectly fits the coming-of-age style in play here: it's truly one of her most underrated roles. Clockwatchers is now streaming at SBS On Demand. See more of Toni Collette's work here . Heath Ledger stars as strip club security guy Jimmy in this quirky twist on the classic gangster movie, set in Sydney's underworld. A mob boss approaches him to make an important cash delivery across the city; he promptly loses the cash, sparking a series of questionable schemes as Jimmy tries to recoup the money. Ledger embodies the chaotic Jimmy in a multidimensional way, flipping smoothly between his smooth-talking sides and absolute panic. It's made all the more realistic by its setting in grittier parts of Sydney, skipping glitzy harbourside suburbs in favour of places like Bankstown. As Ledger's first lead feature role, it's also a chance to see him in a much more Aussie context, as he quickly leapt to major Hollywood roles after Two Hands. Two Hands is now streaming at SBS On Demand. In between her Oscar-nominated roles in films such as Tár and Carol , Cate Blanchett popped up in this more experimental romance from the acclaimed Terrence Malick. Set in Austin, Texas, it flits between fictional members of the city's iconic music scene, exploring the knotty and ever-shifting relationships between them, from aspiring musician Faye (Rooney Mara), who strikes up a connection with modestly successful BV (Ryan Gosling), who also ends up in a fling with NYC transplant Amanda (Cate Blanchett). Blanchett is more of a supporting actor in this ensemble cast, but her position as an elegant, older out-of-towner stands out, bringing a quietly intense wisdom to this twisting tale. The film's vibe is very slice-of-life, and it was quite divisive as a result — some critics found it marvelously contemplative and philosophical, while others found it a little too abstract. Song to Song is now streaming at SBS On Demand. See more from Cate Blanchett here . One of the most emotionally heavy entries in Hugh Jackman's filmography is this 2022 drama, a dark yet thoughtful meditation on intergenerational trauma. Jackman plays Peter, who grew up with an at-turns abusive and absent father. Peter's ex-wife Kate (Laura Dern) unexpectedly announces that their teen son Nicholas (Zen McGrath) is severely depressed, partly as a result of Peter's earlier infidelity. Peter agrees to take him in despite the distant relationship between the two, and Nicholas' mental health spirals, dredging up Peter's own memories of his past. Jackman's acting is superbly raw here as he tries and fails to patch things up with his son and strives not to be like his own father: A truly vulnerable performance. The Son is now streaming at SBS On Demand. See more from Hugh Jackman here . A sort-of Aussie Western but with an Indigenous and feminist twist on the Henry Lawson text that inspired it, in The Drover's Wife Leah Purcell is a force of nature as the titular drover's wife, Molly. She lives on a Snowy Mountains farm, where she's regularly forced to fend for herself and her four kids as her husband Joe is away herding sheep for long periods. When an Indigenous man, Yadaka (Rob Collins) helps her in a moment of weakness, Molly takes him in – but when Joe fails to return from droving, chauvinistic local townspeople start to pay unwanted attention to the two, making this survival tale into a thriller. Purcell channels a wonderfully hard-edged and steely demeanour into her performance as Molly, which perfectly fits the beautiful yet harsh cinematography of rugged Alpine farmland and bush – in that sense, it's a similar atmosphere to her past roles in Lantana and Jindabyne , although it's a more intense film overall. Purcell can take credit for those visuals, too: she also served as the film's director and producer. The Drover's Wife is now streaming at SBS On Demand. See more from Leah Purcell here . Yvonne Strahovski is a powerhouse throughout the entire six-season run of The Handmaid's Tale as Serena Joy, wife to a powerful leader of Gilead, the male-dominated theocracy that overthrows the U.S. But as her character finally starts to open her eyes to the oppressive nature of Gilead in its final season and makes steps to help rebels attack it, she shines more than ever. Strahovski conjures up a marvellously nuanced persona of someone who knows they've made serious errors and wants to repent, yet is still a little too proud to fully commit. Plus, her on-screen banter with her long-running frenemy June (Elizabeth Moss) is superb, too. Season 6 of The Handmaid's Tale is now streaming at SBS On Demand. See more from Yvonne Strahovski here . Share this with family and friends SBS's award winning companion podcast. Join host Yumi Stynes for Seen, a new SBS podcast about cultural creatives who have risen to excellence despite a role-model vacuum.
The Age
2 days ago
- Entertainment
- The Age
The winter accessory of 2025 that can cost $30 – or $37,000
When once-daggy ties escaped the fashion mausoleum earlier this year to become style statements around the necks of Nicole Kidman and Rihanna, the door was left ajar for another endangered accessory to escape. Belts, narrow and wide, slipped through the cracks to be resurrected on the runway, in fashion shoots and across countless winter coats. Celebrities such as Sirens actor Milly Alcock, actor Jacob Elordi, musician Doechii and supermodel Bella Hadid buckled up following belt-laden collections from Loewe, Miu Miu, Chloe, Zimmermann and Schiaparelli. 'Belts used to be a bit of an afterthought … something you'd grab just to hold your trousers up,' says menswear designer Christian Kimber, who has belts scattered across his latest advertising campaign. 'A good belt can really pull everything together. It's become more of a character in a story than just a background prop.' After being relegated to fashion purgatory for decades – because magazine and celebrity stylists were fearful of breaking up the line of a silhouette with a horizontal belt – the accessory's revival can be traced to a perfect storm of events. The return of high-waisted pants, the popularity of weight loss drugs encouraging shrinking members of the fashion community to extend the lifespan of expensive pants purchased pre-injection, and the cost of living crisis have all driven the belt's stock higher. 'People are dressing with more intent these days,' Kimber says. 'They're buying less, but buying better. A belt's one of those things that lasts forever if you get it right, so I think it's become more of a conscious purchase.' Buying less doesn't mean paying less. A fringed leather belt from celebrity favourite label Alaïa, worn by Kendall Jenner and Miley Cyrus, costs $6810. Luxury marketplace 1stDibs currently has three vintage Chanel belts for more than $US24,000 ($37,016).
