After a decade of being on fashions worst and best dressed list, this leading lady is never scared to make a bold fashion statement.
From floor grazing gowns to stunning sequins and eye catching frills, Nicole Kidman is the ultimate couture queen – a style icon no matter the red carpet occasion.
Recently stepping out at the 2013 Cannes Film Festival wearing a L’Wren Scott eye catching gown, Nicole like usual maintained her style stand appeal.
See more of Nicole’s most stunning red carpet looks here!
At the 2012 Emmy Awards Nicole wore an Antonio Berardi white column dress.
At the ‘Stoker’ Premiere wearing an L’Wren Scott dress with a a Bottega clutch.
Nicole at the 2007 Oscars wearing a gorgeous scarlet Balenciaga gown.
At the Moulin Rouge 2001 Premier Nicole steps out in a frilly Tom Ford dress.
Nicole 2012 wearing a Lanvin gown which was custom-made by Alber Elbaz.
Nicole is all class in this Oscar de la Renta Fall 2013 black beaded gown.
Nicole at the 2013 Golden Globes in a Alexander Mqueen shapely gown.
Nicole in a sheer black Jean paul Gaultier dress at the 75th Academy Awards.
At the 2011 Independent Spirit Awards Nicole wore a L’Wren Scott Red Hot Dress.
Nicole wears a white embellished L’Wren Scott dress.
Posing in a gorgeous green L’Wren Scott Fall 2009 strapless dress.
At the 2011 Golden Globes wearing a cream gown by Prada.
Nicole at the 2013 Grammy Awards wearing a golden Vera Wang gown.
Nicole at the Golden Globes 2012 in a body hugging Versace studded gown.
At her ‘Eyes Wide Shut’ Premiere, Nicole wore two piece velvet red ensemble.
Nicole at Omega House opening wearing a sleeveless Azzedine Alaïa knit dress.
At the 2013 Oscars Red Carpet, Nicole captivated onlookers with a L’Wren Scott number.
Nicole wears a navy sequined Vivienne Westwood gown to the 2013 SAG awards.
Nicole wearing a eye catching L’Wren Scott Dress to the Cannes Film Festival.
Keeping things classy, Nicole wears an L’Wren Scott open Back dress. Wow!
Nicole wearing a Collette Dinnigan cocktail styled dress to the 2012 AACTA Awards.
