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Nicole Kidman and her daughter Faith Kidman-Urban walking into the Grand Palais during Chanel's Spring/Summer 2027 show in Paris.Photo via Just Jared

Nicole Kidman & Daughter Faith Attend Chanel Show in Paris

Nicole Kidman and daughter Faith Kidman-Urban walked the Chanel runway in Paris — not as models, but as guests. The moment was understated, but loaded with meaning.

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Nicole Kidman and her daughter Faith Kidman-Urban made a quiet but striking entrance at Chanel’s Spring/Summer 2027 show in Paris on Monday, October 5. The mother-daughter pair arrived together at the Grand Palais, marking their second high-profile appearance at a Chanel event this year — this time not for an Oscars pre-party, but for the actual fashion presentation.

Faith, just 15, was seen in a sleek, understated look that contrasted with the flamboyance of others in the room. Her mother, the 59-year-old Oscar winner, wore a classic Chanel silhouette, her presence as effortless as it is magnetic. They joined a roster of A-list guests including Dua Lipa, who turned heads in a bold red feathered ensemble paired with a pearl-embellished handbag, Olivia Wilde, Marion Cotillard, Rosie Huntington-Whiteley, and even Alexander Skarsgård.

The moment felt less like a red carpet spectacle and more like a family affair, quiet, intimate, yet unmistakably star-studded. It’s rare to see a Hollywood icon step into a fashion week spotlight with her child, especially one so young. But here they were: Nicole, still commanding attention after decades, and Faith, stepping into her own space in the spotlight.

No grand speeches. No press interviews. Just two women, one brand, one city, one season. And then, silence.

The show began. What happens next? The collection will be revealed. And Faith?

She’ll be watching. Or maybe she’ll already be thinking about her next outfit.

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