Nicole Kidman was the toast of town on Tuesday evening, as she made her way to the Tate Britain for the European premiere of her latest series, ‘Special Ops: Lioness’. In typical style for the Australian actor, 56, Kidman opted for a sultry black cross over gown with a front facing cut-out to reveal frankly remarkable, rock-hard abs. The outfit, designed by Anthony Vaccarello of Saint Laurent, was styled with an on-trend corsage on the neckline, elbow-length fishnet gloves and patent heels from the French brand.
She was joined by the equally glamourous Zoe Saldaña, Kidman’s co-star in the new Paramount+, espionage thriller. Taking to the stage together and speaking about their experience filming, Saldaña wore a monochrome tweed and leather strapless biker corset and ankle-length skirt by British label Alexander McQueen.
Following the screening, a host of London’s scenesters - including rappers Bugzy Malone and Big Narstie, Lady Amelia Windsor and Bridgerton star Adjoa Andoh - filed into the Tate’s Duveen Gallery, where they were greeted with ample cocktails and a DJ set by Isabella Massenet.
It marked the end of a long day for Kidman and Saldaña, who earlier on Tuesday were posing over the Thames, with the Houses of Parliament as a backdrop, for the series photocall. The former leant into her corporate edge - Kidman is an executive producer on Special Ops: Lioness - in a stone grey suit which was the first look from Ferragamo’s recent Resort 2024 collection, designed by London creative director Maximilian Davis.
By her side, Saldaña was a vision in purple, pictured wearing a circular ruffled chiffon gown by Victoria Beckham, complete with statement open-toe, thigh-high teal boots.
