Nicole Kidman's Wimbledon Look Channels Classic Menswear with Italian Flair
Styled by Jason Bolden, the actress wore a crisp white double-breasted blazer with black buttons arranged in two vertical rows. Underneath, she had on a white button-down shirt with a structured collar. Adding an Italian flair to her outfit, Kidman wore a Panama hat by Brunello Cucinelli, crafted from off-white straw and accented with a black grosgrain ribbon.
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Kidman was also wearing black sunglasses from Cucinelli. Her long blond hair was worn down and straight, flowing over her shoulders. For accessories, she wears an Omega Constellation 25mm watch on her left wrist. The actress is an ambassador for Omega, and in June, her eldest daughter, Sunday Rose Kidman Urban, starred in a new campaign for the brand alongside Ariana DeBose, Ashley Graham, and others.
Kidman was accompanied at Wimbledon by Anna Wintour, chief content officer for Condé Nast and global editorial director, Vogue.
The actress has been spending some time in Europe this summer. On July 9, she was seen in Paris attending Balenciaga's fall 2025 couture fashion show, which marked the last of Demna's tenure as creative director of the brand. Kidman is also an ambassador for Balenciaga and has collaborated with Demna on many red carpets and awards shows throughout her career.
The 2025 Wimbledon finals at the All England Club in London showcased top tennis talent. In the women's singles final, Iga Świątek of Poland achieved a remarkable 6-0, 6-0 victory over Amanda Anisimova, earning her sixth Grand Slam title and first at Wimbledon. On the men's side, defending champion Carlos Alcaraz reached his third consecutive final after defeating Taylor Fritz, facing world number one Jannik Sinner in a highly anticipated match. Kate Middleton was also among the celebrities who attended the event over the weekend.
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