London: Nicole Kidman has become "less interested" in fashion after becoming a mother and describes her style as "simple".
The `Australia` star - who has two-year-old daughter Sunday Rose with country music star Keith Urban, as well as two adopted children, Bella, 18, and Connor, 15, with ex-husband Tom Cruise - was into style more when she was younger and believes having a kid has made her fashion-sense simpler, reported Contactmusic.
"Because I have a child now, I dress much simpler these days. When I was in my 20s the thing I loved was fashion. I loved to get really dressed up," said Kidman.
"I think I`m less interested in fashion now and more interested in simple chic. I still think it`s important to have some sense of `not letting yourself go` though. You`ve got to make an effort, even after you have a child and even after you`re married."
The 43-year-old actress thinks her initial interest in fashion came as a child when her mother would dress her up.
"When I was a little girl my mum would dress me up like a doll, put bows in my hair and take me to flea markets where she`d find beautiful things. She was also a seamstress so she would make me a lot of clothes. That`s probably when I fell in love with clothes and the idea of dressing up."
PTI
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