Nicole Kidman Makes First Public Appearance Since Her Mother's Death In A Black Turtleneck Dress For Balenciaga Show

Nicole Kidman made a surprise appearance at Balenciaga’s show on Monday during Paris Fashion Week.

The Babygirl actress wore an understated all-black look from the controversial brand’s line. Her ensemble featured a skintight turtleneck midi dress with long sleeves, criss-cross lace-up detail on the back, and two strands of fabric trailing behind her.

The Omega watch ambassador kept the all-black theme going by pairing her dress with tights, pointed-toe pumps, a top-handle purse, and skinny frames.

Nicole Kidman Attends The Balenciaga Show After Her Mom's Death

Her glam was kept minimal as she rocked her long blonde hair in a side part and sported natural lip color for her makeup look.

This event marked the first time she stepped out for a public appearance following the death of her mom, Janelle Ann Kidman, at 84 years old.

On September 12th, the Big Little Lies star shared some throwback pictures of herself, her late mother, and her sister on Instagram , just a week after her mother’s passing.

Nicole Kidman Posts Throwback Pictures Of Her Late Mother On Instagram

She captioned the post, "My sister and I along with our family want to thank you for the outpouring of love and kindness we have felt this week. Every message we have received from those who loved and admired our mother has meant more to us than we will ever be able to express. Thank you from our whole family for respecting our privacy as we take care of each other."

The post prompted many of her fans and friends to share their condolences in the comments section.

Julianne Moore wrote, "I am so sorry. It is a terrible loss. Thinking of you and your family."

Natalie Portman commented, "So sorry for your loss, Nic. Sending you big love."

One fan said, "So sorry for your loss. I hope your happy memories of her will be a comfort to you." Another wrote, "She looks so poised. What a beautiful woman! I am sure she was on the inside as well. My deepest condolences to you and your family."