Joan Collins proved once again that age is nothing but a number as she stepped out for a glamorous date night with her husband Percy Gibson in West Hollywood.
The legendary actress, 92, looked effortlessly elegant while heading to dinner at celebrity hotspot Craig’s on Monday evening with Percy, 61, who is three decades her junior.
The Dynasty icon showcased her signature timeless style, wearing a chic black-and-white plaid blazer layered over a striking one-shoulder white midi dress. She completed the sophisticated look with brown suede knee-high boots, a soft white pashmina scarf and a peach satin shoulder bag.
Her glamorous appearance was finished with a full face of makeup that highlighted her famously youthful features.
Meanwhile Percy opted for a classic, relaxed look, pairing a brown blazer with a white open-neck shirt and corduroy trousers as he accompanied his wife for the evening out.
The elegant outing comes shortly after Joan revealed she would “never dream” of using weight-loss injections such as Ozempic, warning that the popular drug can have damaging effects on people’s appearances.
Speaking to Hello! magazine, the star explained that she prefers a far simpler approach to maintaining her figure. Joan said she doesn’t believe in cosmetic procedures either, revealing: “I don’t believe in needles and things. I’ve never had Botox or anything in my face.”
Addressing the craze surrounding Ozempic, she added that she had no intention of following the trend, saying: “I’d never dream of doing something like that. I have seen too many disastrous faces.”
Instead, Joan believes weight control should come down to simple lifestyle habits. She explained: “I think if you’re going to lose weight, you have to cut down. You want to enjoy your life. You don’t want to live on a celery stick.”
Her candid remarks come amid ongoing debate about celebrity weight-loss drugs, particularly after Kelly Osbourne spoke out against online trolls who criticised her slimmed-down appearance following the BRIT Awards.
Kelly, 41, attended the ceremony with her mother Sharon Osbourne to collect a posthumous Lifetime Achievement Award for her late father, Ozzy Osbourne.
But despite the emotional tribute, she later revealed she faced cruel comments about her appearance.
Addressing the backlash, Kelly said: “There is a special kind of cruelty in harming someone who is clearly going through something.”
She continued by condemning those who spread gossip about her personal struggles and criticised the lack of compassion online.
Kelly previously denied using weight-loss injections and has publicly pushed back against body-shaming comments, calling out those who attacked her over her changing appearance.
