Joan Collins and Celia Imrie turned heads at the Casting Directors Luncheon on Friday, with the two actresses appearing almost like sisters in matching white outfits. Collins, 93, wore a polka-dot blouse with a black dress and wide-brimmed hat, while Imrie, 73, opted for a striped white suit.
The pair were seen laughing together and posing for photographs at the event. Collins also posed with her husband Percy Gibson, as well as fellow actors Charles Dance and Marisa Berenson.
Despite a 20-year age gap, Collins has long been admired for her youthful appearance. She credits healthy living, including avoiding junk food, getting eight hours of sleep, and exercising regularly. 'It's very simple,' she told The Telegraph.
Collins also acknowledges her good genetics, noting that her father lived to 87. She added that her mother gave her and her sister supplements from a young age. The actress also emphasised her mental health, saying she never turned to drugs or alcohol due to her upbringing.
Collins has never had plastic surgery, telling HELLO! magazine in March: 'I don't believe in needles and things. I've never had Botox or anything in my face.' She exercises up to four times a week, though she admits it is no longer very strenuous.
