Nicole Kidman's daughter stuns with supermodel appearance – and her resemblance to famous mom is uncanny

Nicole Kidman's daughter, Sunday Rose, is proving to be a supermodel in the making as she graced yet another runway during New York Fashion Week. 

The 18-year-old walked in the Calvin Klein spring/summer 2027 show on September 11. Sunday looked so chic as she modeled an embellished top that consisted of blue and black color blocking and glittering sequins. The garment featured a high neckline with a longline silhouette. It was styled with a white silk midi skirt and layered with a black trench coat.

Sunday's locks were slicked back into a sleek updo while she sported a natural and radiant complexion. It's proving to be a busy NYFW for Sunday, who also appeared on the Coach runway on September 9. Sunday was dressed in a black top with gray tailored pants, and the ensemble was layered with a black leather trench coat that boasted textured, wool sleeves. The monochromatic ensemble was styled with an oversized leather handbag in a burnt orange hue. 

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The model is no stranger to the Calvin Klein runway. Back in February, Sunday walked in Calvin Klein's autumn/winter 2026 show. She modeled an oversized beige trench coat featuring large brown leather lapels, layered over a crisp buttoned-up shirt. The look was completed with slouchy brown leather boots. 

Nicole was equally thrilled by Sunday’s runway appearance, taking to social media to gush over her daughter’s latest high-fashion moment. "New York baby!" Nicole captioned a clip of Sunday Rose on the catwalk.

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The teenager also appeared on the runway during their spring/summer 2026 show, dressed in Look 54. Sunday modeled an oversized gray tailored suit with a pair of cat-eye spectacles.

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Sunday previously explained to Nylon how her parents, Nicole and Keith, have closely monitored her career progression. "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 the advice she offers her daughters who are growing up 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."