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Nicole Kidman Ditches Her Strawberry Blonde Hair for Her Lightest Shade in 9 Months
Styled by Jason Bolden, Kidman wore look 32 from Fendi’s debut haute couture collection as she promoted the third season of Lioness.
- On Wednesday, Nicole Kidman attended the Lioness Season Three premiere at New York City's SVA Theater, appearing alongside castmates Zoe Salda, Laysla, and Jill Wagner.
- Kidman wore look 32 from the Fendi Fall 2026 haute couture collection, curated by stylist Jason Bolden, featuring a beaded, ecru-colored tank top paired with white pleated slacks.
- Zoe Salda contrasted Kidman's luminous attire by wearing a noir piece from Balmain's fall 2026 ready-to-wear collection, accessorized with a statement Cartier necklace.
- Kidman, who portrays CIA official Kaitlyn Meade, said, "I'd never played this type of woman before, where there is an enormous strength and then her allegiance and her protection of her country."
- Season Three of the Lioness series, created by Taylor Sheridan, debuts on Paramount this Sunday, following CIA operative Joe McNamara as played by Salda.
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'Nicole Looks Sad': Nicole Kidman's Dramatic New Look Has Critics Claiming She 'Let Herself Go' After Keith Urban Divorce
It’s movie premiere season, and Nicole Kidman is not staying home. The Oscar-winning actress has been getting back on red carpets more constantly after her […] ‘Nicole Looks Sad’: Nicole Kidman’s Dramatic New Look Has Critics Claiming She ‘Let Herself Go’ After Keith Urban Divorce
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Nicole Kidman Pairs the Ultimate Party Tank With Office-Ready Trousers
For the red-carpet event in New York City, the Oscar-winning star wore a dazzling ensemble, pulled straight from the Fendi Fall/Winter 2026 haute couture collection. See all the photos here.
·New York, United States
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