Actress Nicole Kidman looked back to her glamorous best as she lead Hollywood's A-list at the National Movie Awards. Dressed in a thigh-grazing minidress, the actress made sure all eyes were on her as she arrived at the awards ceremony. Eschewing her usual floor-length glamour number for a fitted black shift with a gem-encrusted neckline, the actress cosied up to her singer husband, Keith Urban as they posed for pictures at the event.
Nicole Kidman, 41, made her first official appearance since giving birth to her daughter Sunday Rose in July.Miss Kidman has spent the last three weeks in London with her husband Keith Urban and her daughter.
The Oscar-winning actress elected not to walk down the red carpet in front of fans but instead went on stage to present the award for Best Musical to summer hit Mamma Mia.Nicole and her husband lead stars such as Harry Potter star Emma Watson, Sex And The City star Chris Noth, actress Mario Bello and action star Samuel L Jackson, for an evening of high glamour.
Miss Watson, 18, continued her reputation as a budding fashion icon and wore a flowing Grecian-style Alexander McQueen gown for the ceremony at the Royal Festival Hall. Her shoes, also by the designer, were especially made for the occasion.
Among those who sashayed down the red carpet were Kylie Minogue, 40, and Meryl Streep, 59, along with actresses from two of Britain's most established acting dynasties Alice Eve, 26, and Emilia Fox, 34.
They were joined by Samuel L Jackson, Eddie Izzard and Sex and the City actor Chris Noth.Mamma Mia's leading lady Meryl Streep was named Best Female performance for her role in the film.Best Male performance went to 45 year-old Johnny Depp, who was not present at the ceremony, for his portrayal of the demon barber Sweeney Todd in Tim Burton's film of the same name.
Miss Watson, who was granted access to her £10.5 million fortune since turning 18, announced the Best Family film winner as WALL-E, an animated film about a robot who tries to clean up a polluted planet Earth.
Meanwhile two-time Olympic gold medalist Chris Hoy was on hand to present the Best Superhero gong to the makers of Batman film The Dark Knight.