Move over, nepo babies – Hollywood royalty Nicole Kidman is crafting a genuine family affair. Fresh off her 16-year-old daughter Sunday Rose’s debut as the face of Omega watches last month, Kidman has now ushered her younger daughter, 14-year-old Faith Margaret, into the world of high-fashion advertising.
The prestigious Japanese beauty house Clé de Peau Beauté unveiled its latest campaign starring Kidman as the luminous centerpiece of a black-and-white short film centered on dreams. But the true magic moment comes when her youngest biological daughter, Faith, makes a tender, ethereal appearance.
Kidman transforms through the campaign, embodying “radiance” in a series of breathtaking, otherworldly looks: a sleek silk suit with a bow-tied blouse, a striking asymmetrical gown with a single sleeve, and an ensemble featuring a delicate mesh cape. Midway through this visual poem, the scene shifts to a quiet, intimate moment as Kidman gently embraces her teenage daughter.
For the Oscar-winning actress, the project transcended a typical job. She revealed to People that collaborating with Faith was a profoundly bonding experience. “It was this magical, fairy-tale experience that I hope people feel when they see the campaign,” Kidman shared. “My little one… It was a sweet way to capture her at 14. It was one of those things where you go, ‘This isn’t work. This is a gift.’”
This marks Faith’s first notable foray into the spotlight, following closely in the footsteps of her older sister Sunday Rose. Talk about keeping it in the family! However, the spotlight isn’t for all of Kidman’s children. The actress is also mother to two adult adopted children, Isabella (32) and Connor (30), from her previous marriage to Tom Cruise. Unlike their younger half-sisters, Isabella and Connor have consistently chosen lives away from the glare of public attention.
Kidman’s latest campaign not only showcases Clé de Peau Beauté’s luxury aesthetic but also captures a fleeting, precious moment between a global star and her daughter, framed as a genuine “gift” rather than just another glamorous gig.
