Nicole Kidman, 56, Flaunts Her Toned Figure In A Strapless Jumpsuit For ‘Elle’ Cover As She Talks About Her Teenage Daughters
Nicole Kidman delighted her fans with bold fashion choices in the Elle April 2024 Impact Issue. The actress stunned on the cover, donning a striking $5,590 black belted jumpsuit paired with leather gloves and dazzling jewelry, adding a touch of sparkle to her all-black ensemble.
In another captivating shot from the session, the Big Little Lies star showcased an intricate satin white dress with a lavish high neckline that extended up to her nose. She accessorized with earrings, bracelets, and rings all ranging no less than $2.3K.
Nicole Kidman Wows In A Strapless Jumpsuit For Elle Cover
Fans were completely blown away by the Balenciaga ambassador's appearance in the photoshoot, flooding her Instagram comments section with heaps of admiration and praise.
"You just keep getting younger, prettier and sexier," wrote one user. Another fan said, "You look amazing in this photo shoot. I loved this article because I have so much respect for your brilliancy. You are a beautiful woman inside and out."
During her interview with the publication, the Expats star covered a variety of topics, including sharing some sweet anecdotes about her children and confessing her preference for skipping after-parties at events.
Nicole Kidman Talks About Her Teenage Daughters And Skipping Out On After Parties
Nicole's two youngest children with Keith Urban are Sunday and Faith, both now teenagers. While many parents find this phase challenging, the Eyes Wide Shut alum sees it differently.
"I love teenage girls. I just find them exquisite. I marvel at that age group and what they’re dealing with, but also their ability to handle so much," she says. At home, Kidman adores that their house is the go-to spot where all the girls' friends gather.
While she thoroughly enjoys playing with fashion and collaborating with prestigious brands like Balenciaga, who recently appointed the Aquaman actress as an ambassador, she's equally content to bypass the after-parties.
“It feels a little unreal at times. I want to get out, take my dress off, and put my jammies on. It’s kind of like the opposite of Cinderella—I’m happy to go home and just go back to me. It does feel a little overwhelming. I’m like, ‘I need to go home now. I’m very tired. I want to get warm, and I want to curl up, and I want to feel real,’” she shares.
