Ringo Starr's wife and former Bond girl Barbara Bach, 68, proves she's a timeless beauty as she defies the years while out hitting the shops
She was one of the biggest pin-ups of the 70s, event winning the heart of The Beatles' Ringo Starr. And Barbara Bach appeared to have defied the years as she cut a youthful figure when out shopping in London on Monday. The one-time Bond girl, now 68, proved the years have been no match for her as she enjoyed some retail therapy and indulged in a spot of shopping at Stella McCartney's swish boutique in Knightsbridge.
Barbara, who played Roger Moore's object of affection in 1977's The Spy Who Loved Me, looked in sprightly spirits as she left the high-fashion store, which looked to be a success as her entourage headed to her car with a number of bags from the designer.
She broke up the muted style with a grey scarf that was emblazoned with an ornate floral motif. The former model slipped her feet into stylish chunky, tasseled loafers, while toting her essentials in a black handbag that was rendered in a texture that resembled that of bubble wrap.
The American actress and her Liverpudlian husband Ringo live are based on the outskirts of London and have resided in the UK together since 1980, after meeting on the set of movie Caveman. Instantly falling in love with one another, they married on April 27, 1981, just a few weeks after the film was released.
By: Kayleigh Giles
Source: Daily Mail
