All eyes were on Nicole Kidman and her 16-year-old daughter Sunday Rose in Paris!
The duo walked the red carpet together for Omega’s Her Time event in Paris on Sunday. The Expats star flaunted her abs in a cropped white shirt with half sleeves and a high neck, paired with a matching A-line midi skirt. She completed the look with slingback heels, letting her blonde locks fall in a center part, and adding a pink lip with subtle smoky eyeshadow.
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Nicole Kidman Makes Red Carpet Appearance With Her Daughter At Omega Event
Sunday Rose opted for a business chic look in a gray pantsuit. She wore a buttoned vest with a black back, paired with wide-leg, low-rise trousers that offered a peek of her stomach. She completed the ensemble with silver shoes and matched her mom's hairstyle, letting her hair down in a sleek, effortless fashion.
The mother-daughter duo have been increasingly gracing red carpets together. Their first notable appearance was in April, when the Eyes Wide Shut star received the AFI Lifetime Achievement Award, with the entire family present.
They were then spotted at Balenciaga's fashion show during Paris Fashion Week. Most recently, they attended an Olympics game this weekend alongside daughter Faith Margaret and Kidman's husband, Keith Urban.
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The global ambassador to Omega gave a heartfelt shoutout to her family when she accepted the award for AFI's Lifetime Achievement.
The Lioness alum and Academy Award-winning actress said, "There’s also the most important thing, love. Big, big love. And then right there is the love of my life, and the loves of my life. My daughters have never been anywhere publicly with me on a red carpet, tonight was their first night, so they’re here, Sunday and Faith."
Known for her iconic role as Alice Harford in Eyes Wide Shut, she told The Los Angeles Times that her kid's finally saw a glimpse of her acting in the 1999 blockbuster movie, "At the AFI [Life Achievement Award] tribute, they saw the [Eyes Wide Shut] scene where I get stoned. They showed that and I was like, ‘Ooooh. Golly. OK.’ I sat next to my daughter, Sunday, watching that. … She said, ‘Mom, that was good.'"
