Aussie mums Nicole Kidman and Naomi Watts have been called out for attending the Balenciaga Paris Fashion Week show following the brand’s child abuse scandal.
The glamorous actresses both showed off their impeccable fashion sense as they arrived to the event on Wednesday.
But many parents expressed their outrage at the famous duo for attending a fashion show by the controversial brand.
‘I simply cannot believe that anyone, particularly a parent, would associate with this brand. Much less GIVE them positive publicity and support,’ one person wrote.
‘Such poor taste to associate with this brand,’ another commented.
‘Eww. Balenciaga are Not Like Us,’ a third agreed while one said: ‘Supporting [this] brand. How predictable.’
Nicole, 57, showed off her statuesque physique at the event in a figure-hugging black dress encrusted in sparkly beads.
She boosted her 5ft11in frame with a pair of black high heels and was joined by her daughter Sunday Rose, 15, her eldest daughter with husband Keith Urban.
Aussie mums Nicole Kidman (pictured) and Naomi Watts have been called out for attending the Balenciaga Paris Fashion Week show following the brand’s child abuse scandal
The Oscar winner blew kisses to the crowd of adoring fans outside, while hiding her eyes behind rectangular sunglasses.
While her BFF Naomi, 55, looked every inch the movie star in a white blazer with a structured collar, allowing a sultry peek at her décolletage.
The Impossible star added a matching pencil skirt and dangling pearl earrings, elevating the chic look with white gloves.
She styled her short blonde hair in elegant curls and sported oversized shades and a slick of pink lipstick.
Many parents expressed their outrage at the famous duo for attending a fashion show by the controversial brand. Pictured Naomi Watts and child Kai Schreiber
In 2022, fashion brand Balenciaga was forced to apologise for a photoshoot with a child holding a teddy bear dressed in a BDSM outfit outraged hundreds of people online.
Balenciaga, a globally-renowned Spanish fashion house which dresses the likes of Kim Kardashian, apologised for the set that featured the stuffed animals.
The statement read: ‘We sincerely apologise for any offence our holiday campaign may have caused. Our plush bear bags should not have been featured with children in this campaign. We have immediately removed the campaign from all platforms.
‘We apologise for displaying unsettling documents in our campaign. We take this matter very seriously and are taking legal action against the parties responsible for creating the set and including unapproved items for our Spring 23 campaign photoshoot.’
‘We strongly condemn abuse of children in any form. We stand for children safety and well-being.’
In 2022, fashion brand Balenciaga was forced to apologise for a photoshoot with a child holding a teddy bear dressed in a BDSM outfit outraged hundreds of people online
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