Nicole Kidman is on the cover of Vanity Fair, and fans are calling the shot 'photoshopped.'

Vanity Fair's current cover featuring Nicole Kidman has sparked controversy due to the excessive use of photoshop.

The 28th annual Hollywood Issue of the magazine was just launched, and it contains eight different celebrities on different covers. Kidman, 54, appears on the cover of the magazine wearing a Miu Miu black little skirt and bra top.

Vanity Fair posted on Instagram, "Presenting our 28th annual Hollywood Issue, starring Academy Award nominee @NicoleKidman." A video of Kidman at her session and a snap of her Vanity Fair cover were also included in the article.

"For decades, the 'Being the Ricardos' star has held the keys to Hollywood," the caption added, "and her recent portrayal as Lucille Ball secured her a fifth Oscar nomination."

Regardless of Kidman's success, her followers have criticised this magazine cover for appearing to be highly altered.

One fan commented, "The airbrushing on her face makes her look like another person who looks slightly like Nicole Kidman."

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