Nicole Kidman stepped into the light again after two weeks of grieving over her father's death and attended the promotion of the new release of the Omega's De Ville Prestige "Butterfly" Watch on Thursday, US Weekly news said. The event is held at DDP in Seoul, South Korea with the award-winning actress showing off her new blonde hair that comes gracefully with her overall renewed glow.

In the photos, the Eyes Wide Shut actress is seen wearing a fitting black Dolce and Gabbana dress with a velvet belt and fashion diamond design emphasizing her svelte figure. The gorgeous black dress also highlighted her glowing fair complexion together with her blonde waves falling freely on her shoulders.  And for her accessories, she is wearing a Harry Winston Diamonds necklace, bracelet and of course Omega watch which she flashed in front of the camera as included in her promotional stunt.

Other set of photos of her taken by the Daily Mail showed her in the Los Angeles airport just coming out from the plane from the Korea event. The Australian actress is dressed all in black with her free-flowing black dress with mini floral prints, a pair of black flats, and a black hat.

It was weeks ago on September 12 when Nicole's father, a reputable clinical psychologist Dr Antony Kidman died suddenly at the age of 75. Since then, the 47-year old actress decided to grieve in seclusion together with her family.

It was just a week ago that the Oscar awardee posted her first ever public statement on her social media page thanking her fans of their sympathy for her lose.

"We would just like to thank everyone for their love and prayers over these past couple of weeks. We are all heartbroken but knowing we are in the hearts and thoughts of others is so comforting. Sending love, Nic and Keith xx," goes a note quoted in Daily Mail.

In her eulogy, Nicole fondly remembers growing up with her father.

"I'm so lucky to be his daughter and that he chose my mother to make me with. The only regret he'd have is that he's not here to see his beautiful grandchildren grow up. And that he's not here to take care of [my mother] Jay," she said.