
Christine Centenera continues to excel in her role at Vogue Australia’s Sydney HQ. Throughout 2026, notable figures such as Kylie Minogue, Pamela Anderson, Hoyoen Jung, Anne Hathaway, Hailey Bieber, and Margot Robbie have graced the cover of this iconic fashion magazine. Next up is Nicole Kidman, who appears on the cover of the November 2026 edition. It has been 33 months since Kidman’s last cover appearance, and this time she is photographed by fellow Australian Lachlan Bailey. Centenera celebrates and styles the Australian-American star across three dynamic cover images, showcasing Matthieu Blazy’s creations for the prestigious French fashion house Chanel.
Nicole Kidman on the Cover of Vogue Australia November 2026

Read below the reactions of theFashionSpot’s forum members:
“So desperately trying to be young and sexy, that this is so gross!” exclaimed BalkaniStaCouture upon checking out the covers.
“The only cover that I like is the first one, despite the lack of eye contact. Bailey is a great photographer, but this is not his finest moment. A missed opportunity,” MModa shared.
“She’s incredible, but Lachlan needs to retire. The post-production is insane too; no need to make her look like she’s 26 (unless she contractually requests it),” critiqued Thefrenchy.
Yet not everyone was left… disenchanted. “I like the covers. She’s almost 60, and that body is [insane]. Flaunt it away, Nicole!” championed forum member kokobombon.
“Massively here for Christine Centenera frequently enlisting Lachlan Bailey as a cover-shoot photographer. He’s superb, and Nicole looks terrific! Out of the three covers, my most favourite is the one with Nicole wearing the orange Chanel (I just wish she were giving us a slight smirk). The black and white cover is a very close second,” voiced vogue28.


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