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Nicole Kidman's Lookalike Teen Daughter Walked the Runway at Paris Fashion Weekン

Nicole Kidman's Lookalike Teen Daughter Walked the Runway at Paris Fashion Week

Sunday Rose showed off newly-dyed brown hair while walking alongside Gigi Hadid and Sarah Paulson.

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Nicole Kidman’s lookalike daughter Sunday Rose proved she’s a budding fashion darling as she walked the catwalk at Paris Fashion Week on Tuesday, March 11. The 16-year-old–who made her runway debut at the Miu Miu show in October–kept the modeling momentum going as she made a surprise appearance at the designer's star-studded Ready to Wear Fall/Winter 2025-2026 fashion show.

The Babygirl actress shares Sunday Rose, as well as her younger daughter Faith Nicole, with husband Keith Urban. Kidman also has two kids, daughter Bella and son Connor, with ex-husband Tom Cruise. While it’s unknown whether Kidman and Urban joined the teen at her latest runway appearance in Paris, Sunday Rose had plenty of star power next to her. Gigi Hadid, Sarah Paulson, and Laura Harrier also modeled during the show, while celebrities like Sydney Sweeney, A$AP Rocky, and Alix Earle sat in the front row.

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Sunday Rose appeared to show off newly-dyed chestnut brown hair, which was worn in a puffy updo, paired with black winged liquid eyeliner and a fresh-faced complexion. The teen looked ready for fall in a mocha brown leather top with a keyhole cutout accentuated with gold floral hardware, a mustard yellow leather skirt, and knee-high tan leather boots that were accented with a buckle on the sides. An oversized colorful plaid bomber jacket finished off Sunday Rose’s latest Miu Miu appearance.

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It was a style and beauty 180 from the look that the star wore for her very first Miu Miu runway appearance. Last fall, a blonde Sunday stepped out on the catwalk in Paris in a sleeveless white dress with trailing ribbons paired with dark gray leg warmers, and peep-toe black leather heels.

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