Add Page Six on Google 5 Nicole Kidman brought her younger daughter, Faith Margaret, to the US Open for the men’s semifinals. Laura Thompson/Shutterstock These looks are a serve.
Nicole Kidman hit the US Open on Friday with 15-year-old daughter Faith Margaret, with the pair subtly coordinating their looks for the men’s semifinal match.
The Oscar-winning actress, 59, wore head-to-toe Chanel, including jeans ($2,800) a button-up shirt from the brand’s collaboration with storied shirtmakers Charvet and sneakers ($1,895).
Kidman carried a cylindrical suede Chanel purse in one hand as she wrapped the other around Faith, who matched her mom’s choice of accessory with a suede Chanel bag of her own.
Perhaps it was borrowed from Kidman’s closet, as she’s been a Chanel ambassador since 2025.
Faith went totally opposite when it came to her outfit, however; instead of wearing casual (albeit designer) jeans and sneakers, the teenager wore a silk polka-dotted Dôen midi dress ($460 $368) with Senso flip-flop heels ($165). She tied a white sweater around her shoulders and perched a pair of sunglasses atop her head.
Kidman has been taking her daughters as dates to various events as of late, though older sister Sunday Rose has been more in the spotlight since making her foray into the fashion industry.
Sunday, 18, even accompanied her mom to the Met Gala earlier this year, with the actress serving as one of the starry event’s co-hosts.
Both girls — whom Kidman shares with ex-husband Keith Urban — were on hand at the October 2025 Chanel fashion show, however, where Kidman wore another Chanel x Charvet shirt with jeans and showed off a fresh set of bangs.
The athletic outing is the latest on Kidman’s tour as she’s been promoting “Practical Magic 2,” with the actress sporting a strikingly witchy black lace Versace gown at the Los Angeles premiere.
She’s a noted tennis fan, having worn a bold white suit at Wimbledon earlier this summer.
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