Naomi Watts and her daughter Kai Schreiber have been unveiled as the new faces of Simkhai's fall 2026 campaign. The campaign images, shared by the fashion brand on Tuesday, feature the 57-year-old actress and her 17-year-old child, whom she shares with ex-fiancé Liev Schreiber, in a series of striking looks.
In one photograph, Watts is seen in a textured black dress with a jeweled collar and black sunglasses, set against a white backdrop. Schreiber, meanwhile, is depicted in a sleek mini dress and matching handbag featuring a calf-hair pattern in brown and black. Other models featured in the campaign include Awar Odhiang, Sage Elsesser, Malcolm McRae, and Betsey Gaghan.
Watts and Schreiber also modeled structured white dresses, with the actress in a strapless feathered frock and Schreiber in a fringed design with thin straps.
Additionally, a black and white image shows Watts in an oversized button-up shirt paired with wide-leg denim trousers.
Watts expressed her enthusiasm for the collaboration, telling Elle magazine that she has a strong relationship with designer Jonathan Simkhai and that the campaign "just felt right." She added, "We respect the brand, we love the clothes, we love him, and it ended up being an all-around incredible experience for both of us."
Watts also shared her confidence in Schreiber's fashion sense, stating that she often seeks her daughter's opinion on her own outfits. "I think she has a really, really good eye – a much better eye than me, when I was her age anyway," Watts said, describing Schreiber's personal style as "Kate Moss boho chic."
Schreiber has been building her modeling portfolio, having recently walked the runway for Dutch couture designer Iris van Herpen at Paris Haute Couture Fashion Week in July. This followed her runway debut for Valentino during Paris Fashion Week in March 2025.
In a previous interview with Interview magazine, Schreiber, who is transgender, shared her long-held ambition for a modeling career. She reflected that her desire to be a "beautiful, glamorous woman" was partly influenced by her journey with gender identity. "I want to be a supermodel. Period. I've been practicing my walks in the kitchen for years," Schreiber stated, adding that she has "always wanted to grow up and be a beautiful, glamorous, influential woman, like Marilyn [Monroe]."