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Nicole Kidman showed off her physique on the latest cover of The Perfect Magazine, a publication created by celebrity stylist Katie Grand.

Nicole’s latest magazine covers have been short of controversy with her jaw-dropping fashion choices and body exposure. Earlier this year her Vanity Fair cover garnered mixed reviews as the public was confused about the shoot's theme, fashion choice (the infamous micro skirt from Miu Miu) and the same old critique that surrounds a woman's body.

A controversial shot that the actress says she is unapologetic towards and in fact was the one who asked to wear said ensemble. As she should, one should wear whatever one pleases.

Katie Grand worked with Nicole at the Vanity shoot and this time around they’ve done it again.

Mini skirt, ripped biceps and sharp cut bangs make this one of the best editorials this year so far. Kidman seems to be fully onboard with the micro skirt trend, one we can assume will stay and grow. All the looks were designed by Diesel’s creative director Glenn Martens.

This cover shoot reminds us of what a fashion editorial should be. Some of today's supermodels should be taking notes on Nicole’s posing as she truly delivers and experiments with her body language, fierceness and overall kills it.

Ahhhh I mean, the body language and facial expressions are just chef’s kiss.

As this was an issue dedicated to Glenn Martens, all the looks styled by Robin Spencer included Diesel and Y/ProJect. Let me tell you, the clothes are perfect and Nicole just made them that much more interesting and breathtaking.

Let’s say that Nicole’s latest dive into the fashion industry is something we stand and are excited to see what she delivers next.

Glen Martens is the latest creative director of Diesel, having taken the reins of the 2000’s mega popular fashion house and responsible for its comeback. He is based in Paris and has become one of the leading designers in revolutionizing streetwear. Since becoming creative director for Diesel, he incorporated sustainability to its design process and revamped the previously beloved denim brand. The new generations are fans of Diesel's newest belt skirt and multipurpose denim. Telfar has its Shopping Bag, Balenciaga its City Bag and Diesel introduced its 1DR. One of today's “it” bags which displays a giant D logo. Glenn’s other fashion brand, Y/Project, has had every fashion lover on a chokehold with his provoking silhouette and illusion prints.