At 93, Joan Collins is proving that style and confidence never retire. The legendary actress, best known for her iconic role in Dynasty, recently set social media ablaze with a swimsuit snapshot from her sunny getaway in St. Tropez.
Collins, who is vacationing with her husband (in his 60s), shared the photo on Instagram this week. In the caption, she wrote: "Beating the heating in St. Tropez! When it’s 33C (92F) in the South of France it’s best to rely on hand fans, sunglasses, and lots of water! Nevertheless we are having a good time."
The post quickly racked up thousands of likes and comments, with fans praising her timeless glamour and joie de vivre. One admirer wrote: "Joan, you are amazing. Always makes me smile when I see your Insta posts, living your life, bringing glamour and joie de vivre to the often toxic world of social media. Vive La Joan Collins!"
Another fan pleaded: "Joan please give us older ladies a checklist of what to eat, drink and wear, pleaseeeeeeeee x." Others simply called her "chic" and "lovely," noting that she never shows off but remains naturally elegant.
Collins' photo comes on the heels of other celebrity swimsuit moments that have captivated fans. Earlier this summer, Goldie Hawn, 80, stunned in a swimsuit during a Greek getaway, while Jessica Simpson, 45, sizzled in a summertime snapshot. The trend of ageless style is clearly resonating with audiences.
For those looking for more swimsuit inspiration, the internet has been buzzing with other eye-catching posts. model Madeline Hope's Fourth of July swimsuit photo sparked a fan frenzy, and the 'world's hottest lawyer' Peyton Alexander also turned up the heat on Instagram. Even the sports world got in on the action, with NFL fans unable to look away from Sean McVay's wife's latest swimsuit post.
Collins' post is a refreshing reminder that age is just a number, and that confidence and style can shine at any stage of life. Her fans clearly agree, as they flooded her comments with love and admiration.
Enjoy the sun, Joan. You've earned it.
