Schoolgirl:
Nicole Kidman, the Australian actress who won the Oscar, the Golden Globe and Emmy starred on the cover of the coveted magazine Vanity Fair in a photo that managed to provoke a storm.
In the photo, the 54-year-old Kidman is seen wearing a short Mew Mew outfit that included a top in a bra cut, a short skirt that exposed her long legs and knee socks.
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Although the video and the title garnered tens of thousands of views and quite a few cheering comments on Vanity Fair's Instagram page, alongside the cheer, the photo also quickly went viral following a long line of angry and mocking comments about the look chosen for Kidman.
"Nicole Kidman is an amazing woman for her age but no 54-year-old woman looks like that naturally, not even Nicole Kidman, it's just embarrassing," and "What is all this Photoshop? God forbid. She looks like a figure in euphoria," surfers shouted, and voted no Not only for what they called Photoshop of the Devil, but also for a host of other distortions, including an unsuccessful Photoshop of Kidman's knees.
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"The stylist who gave a hand in this should be fired. This is a scandal," others added.
"She's an Oscar-winning actress. Why should she be dressed like a cheap version of Britney Spears?", The surfers wondered.
"Why did she agree to it? Why does a 50-plus-year-old woman have to be photographed like a seductive high school girl to win the cover of a fashion magazine, it's part of the Mates? Because it does not look realistic," others wrote, adding that "it is toxic femininity at its best."
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"Hollywood issue number 28 presents Oscar nominee Nicole Kidman," read the official Instagram page of the magazine below the video and photo of Kidman in the traditional issue that annually celebrates a collection of actors with significant accomplishments, this time starring names such as Idris Alba, Kristen Stewart and Pendlet Stuart, Pendlet Cumberbatch.
"The actress, who stars in the movie 'The Ricardo', has held the keys to Hollywood for decades, and her most recent role as Lucille Ball earned her a fifth Oscar nomination," it read, "and yet, after 40 years of acting and more than 80 movies and projects on television, Kidman says She treats each role as if it were her first after graduating from acting school. "
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