Nicole Kidman looked gorgeous in gold as she premiered her new film Babygirl at the Venice Film Festival in a Schiaparilli gown.
The award-winning actress was pictured arriving at the festival by boat in the waist-cinching dress that featured a black velvet mermaid skirt and a tulle corset covered in black sequins.
© Daniele VenturelliNicole was styled by Jason Bolden for the event, and she wore her hair loose and kept her makeup simple with a smokey eye and neutral lip.
© Matt WinkelmeyerThe detailing of the dress was classic Schiaparelli, with the boning creating a stunning butterfly effect on the neckline.
© Vittorio Zunino CelottoBabygirl follows Nicole's high-powered CEO who puts her career and family on the line when she begins a torrid affair with her much younger intern.
It also stars Harris Dickinson and Antonio Banderas, and she was joined by the pair at the red carpet as well as director Halina Reijn, but her family, who have been by her side in recent months, were absent.
© Vittorio Zunino CelottoThe actress, 57, splits her time between her homes in Sydney, Nashville, and New York with husband Keith Urban and daughters Sunday and Faith.
© Daniele VenturelliAhead of the festival she sat down for a conversation with L'Officiel where she discussed constantly being on the move, and how it has allowed her to bond with her daughters.
"I'm willing to travel, which a lot of people are not," she told the outlet. "My kids are willing to travel… maybe less so now [that they're older], but they're very interested in the world, too."
"They say they've got so many stamps on their passport, more than most people that are in their eighties," Nicole continued. "That's because when they were little, they lived in Morocco and then we went to the Algerian Desert, where they were riding camels and in the souks for three and a half months."
© Pascal Le SegretainShe added: "They've lived in France, Australia, England, Scotland, Ireland, Asia, Vietnam, Hong Kong, all over."
"They've been out, I've been taking them out at different times individually. And it's been great to have them out on the bus," Keith once said of having his girls on the tour bus.
