Nicole Kidman Dares to Bare in Cheeky Look at Margo's Got Money Troubles Premiere
Nicole Kidman, 58, set the NYC red carpet ablaze at the Margo’s Got Money Troubles premiere, daring in Schiaparelli with a fitted, white‑scaled top and long sheer sleeves at Regal Union Square on Wednesday, April 8.
Nicole Kidman did not come to blend in. At the New York premiere of 'Margo's Got Money Troubles,' she leaned all the way into a cheeky red-carpet look and, yes, people noticed.
The event
The premiere went down Wednesday, April 8, at Regal Union Square in NYC. Kidman, 58, is in the new Apple TV+ series and plays a professor. She hit the carpet with her costar Elle Fanning, who stars as the title character, Margo.
Kidman’s look
Kidman showed up in Schiaparelli, wearing a fitted top with white, scale-like detailing and long sheer sleeves finished with lace. The matching skirt dialed up the drama with sheer cutouts that left her backside visible — not subtle, and clearly the point.
She kept the jewelry sharp but focused: a diamond cuff, coordinating rings, and hoop earrings. Hair and makeup stayed soft to balance the outfit — dewy skin, feathered brows, a healthy flush, and lined pink lips. Brown shadow in the crease made her blue eyes pop, plus a clean hit of mascara. Her strawberry-blonde hair was pulled into a sleek ponytail with parted bangs skimming her forehead. The 'Babygirl' star knows exactly how to play this game.
Elle Fanning’s fit
Fanning, 28, went the tailoring route in Givenchy — and skipped a top under a navy double-breasted blazer with light blue pinstripes. She matched it with striped trousers and tossed on a leather scarf for a color jolt. The glam was classic: bright red lip, minimal eye makeup, and platinum hair worn down with a deep side part. Clean, confident, and very much on theme alongside Kidman’s take-no-prisoners skirt.
What the show is
'Margo's Got Money Troubles' follows Margo Millet (Fanning), a college dropout who starts an OnlyFans to make ends meet. Again, that premise is exactly what it sounds like. Kidman plays a professor in her orbit. The ensemble also includes Michelle Pfeiffer, Nick Offerman, and Michael Angarano.
When it drops
Apple TV+ is rolling out the first three episodes on April 15, then switching to weekly releases every Wednesday after that. Mark your calendar accordingly — this one is built for post-episode discourse.