FASHION – Nicole Kidman posed in racy black lingerie for incredible Vogue Australia shots on Thursday.
The actress, 56, – who recently said she ‘feels sexier than ever’ – put on a confident display for the striking photoshoot.
The Edgy Look
For one shot she opted for a lace bodysuit with long sleeves and corset detailing that was teamed with a garter belt.
She had a blonde bombshell blowout and sported a glamorous covering of makeup with a smokey eye to add to the different look.
Another shot saw her slip into a strappy bralet and tight nude skirt that showed off her incredible and youthful physique.
The Australian star fronted the fashion bible’s February issue in a racy editorial photographed by Steven Klein, and wearing nothing but sheer lace lingerie and a black snake wrapped around her shoulders for the cover shot.
Looking every inch the Hollywood rock star, Nicole completed her edgy ensemble with a pair of red-frame sunglasses, chunky diamond rings and a Gothic black-tipped manicure.
She also wore her blonde hair out in loose waves and painted her lips with a clear gloss while pulling a bold, open-mouthed pose.
Talks About her Youth
Her wild editorial photo shoot was accompanied by an equally surprising interview in which she recalled her raucous teenage years.
The mother-of-two told the magazine in the accompanying interview that she remembers sneaking into nightclubs in her youth.
‘I was thrust into [the adult world] all at a very early age. But I wasn’t destroyed by it either,’ the Moulin Rouge! star said.
She was Never Discouraged
Nicole explained her mother Janelle never discouraged her from ‘exploring and trying things’, but always cautioned her not to lose her head.
Nicole also recalled getting dragged out of nightclubs by her late father Antony in the wee hours.
‘People would be like, “Who’s that?” And it would be my father showing up to drag me home,’ she mused.
‘I’m grateful for that now. There were always those two things happening, where I was like, “I wanna be wild!” And then I would have a strong family and nourishing home. I probably still have those two parts to my personality.’
