Nicole Kidman's daughter Sunday Rose is her mom's model twin in fresh-faced pictures

Nicole Kidman's daughter, Sunday Rose, is slowly morphing into a mini version of her famous mom. The 18-year-old took to Instagram on September 4 to share a fresh-faced selfie. 

The black-and-white photo captured Sunday sans makeup while posing for the photo in a black tank top. Her brunette locks were left down in a sleek, straight style. "Friyay," Sunday captioned the stunning selfie.

It was a busy summer for Sunday, who graced the runway during Dior's fall 2026 couture show in early July. Nicole's daughter modelled a knitted grey coat that was adorned with baby-pink trim detailing on the hem. The garment was styled with simple black pants, white pumps that boasted the same trim detailing, and a floral embroidered clutch bag.

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Long hailed as Jonathan Anderson’s muse, Sunday made her Haute Couture debut for Christian Dior's  spring 2026 couture show in February. She looked incredible in a black, croc-effect leather trench coat, adorned with a large lilac cyclamen appliqué on one side of the lapel. The floral motif continued onto the footwear, with Sunday walking in a pair of open-toe pumps featuring rosy pink petal embellishments at the front, finished with a black ankle strap. 

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In May, Sunday graced the 2026 Met Gala alongside her mom, Nicole. She wore a pink Dior gown that featured a bandeau neckline with a form-fitting skirt. The garment was adorned with floral feathered appliqués and styled with matching earrings. The Met Gala 2026 theme was Costume Art. The concept delved into the dynamic interplay between fashion and art, bringing together roughly 400 works from The Met’s expansive collection. 

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The teen previously explained to Nylon how her parents, Nicole and Keith, have closely monitored the trajectory of her career. "There are two big rules," she said. "The first was that I couldn't explore any kind of fashion work until I was 16. And the second is that school always has to come first, which at first I hated, but I am actually really glad that I have these rules in place because it keeps me in a good mindset."

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In her cover interview for Vogue's November issue, Nicole shared that she advises her teenage daughters to ignore any judgment that comes with living in the spotlight. "Literally walk away from it," said Nicole when asked about hate, judgement, and online excoriation. "Because it will fell you. It will destroy you." She continued: "It’s very frightening for me. [But] I started working at 14, so I don’t really have a leg to stand on."