Naomi Watts and Georgia Fowler drew attention at the Calvin Klein show during New York Fashion Week on Friday, arriving in contrasting yet equally striking looks at the Brant Foundation in Manhattan.
Watts, 56, cut a cool figure in a plunging, boxy off-white coat that fell to her shins and revealed a low neckline. The actor completed the outfit with sky-high black stiletto heels worn over grey ankle socks, a black leather bag and oversized sunglasses. Watts, who was born in Britain and raised in Australia, kept to a signature short blonde bob and smiled for photographers as she made her way into the event.
Model Georgia Fowler, 33, chose a monochromatic, nod-to-the-’90s look on the streets of Manhattan, layering a grey blazer over a white button-up shirt left partly unbuttoned to reveal a black lace bra. She paired the top with flared dark-wash jeans and black loafers, her hair slicked back into an updo and makeup that emphasized her cheekbones and blue eyes. Fowler posed with her hands in her pockets as she navigated the crowds outside the show.
Fowler’s appearance came after reports in August that she had separated from her husband, Fishbowl founder Nathan Dalah. The Daily Telegraph reported the couple, who married in 2023 and have two children, quietly ended their relationship a few months earlier. The newspaper quoted a source saying the split "ended a few months ago" and added that it happened quickly. Fowler and Dalah confirmed their relationship publicly in 2020 and announced their engagement in 2022.
Both women are among a number of Australian talents attending shows during the high-profile week of presentations in New York, which draws designers, models and celebrities from around the world to showcase seasonal collections. The Calvin Klein presentation at the Brant Foundation was one of several marquee events on the schedule that attracted notable faces from film and fashion.
Watts has maintained a steady presence on red carpets and fashion events alongside her acting career; Fowler is a Victoria’s Secret alumna who has balanced runway work with commercial modeling and family life since relocating to New York. Their appearances on Friday underscored the crossover between celebrity and fashion at New York Fashion Week, where arrivals on the street outside venues are often as closely watched as the shows themselves.