Nicole Kidman was joined by her daughter Faith in a dreamy new campaign for Clé de Peau Beauté.

In the short film, Kidman donned several ethereal looks to convey “radiance” — including a black-on-black silk suit with a pussy-bow shirt, a black asymmetrical dress with one sleeve, and a black dress with a mesh cape.

At one point, she embraced daughter Faith, 14 — also in classic black — for a brief but tender mother-daughter moment.

The “Babygirl” actress, 58, showed off each of the elegant looks while standing in front of a screen depicting a flower opening and clouds moving across a landscape, contemplating an hourglass, reading from a script, and gracefully catching another version of herself as she leaned backward.

The black-and-white video, released Thursday, was set to a cover of Etta James’ iconic love song “At Last.”

“In The Key to Radiance is You, our new Global Brand Ambassador Nicole Kidman creatively expresses the ever-evolving definition of Radiance,” the caption explained.

“While Radiance begins with Clé de Peau Beauté, just how far it takes you, is up to you.”

The “Nine Perfect Strangers” star — who shares daughters Faith and Sunday Rose, 17, with country crooner Keith Urban — shared how she bonded with Faith during the shoot.

“It was just sort of a magical, dreamlike experience, which I hope when people see the campaign, they get,” the Academy Award winner told People.

“She’s my baby, and it was a sweet little way to capture her at 14. It was one of those things where you say, ‘This isn’t a job. This is actually a gift.’”

Kidman — who also shares grown kids Isabella Cruise, 32, and Connor Cruise, 30, with ex Tom Cruise — also shared how she achieves her skin-deep radiance in conjunction with Clé de Peau’s products.

Her tips include dedicated use of SPF products, drinking more water and getting more sleep — though she confessed the latter two can slip her mind. “I just forget to, but it makes an enormous difference to my skin,” she told the outlet.

Her inner radiance, she divulged, begins with “being able to do things that build my confidence now.”

“Obviously when I was in my teens and my early twenties, and I am raising girls in their teens, you realize the importance of empowering other women, and the way in which when you are empowered, that sort of inner confidence actually shows through, and to me that’s very beautiful,” she added.