Vera Wang showed off her age-defying looks while attending the 2024 Fragrance Foundation Awards on Wednesday night in New York City.
While attending the star-studded awards ceremony at the David H. Koch Theater, the fashion designer, 74, caught the eye in a lime green gown with a plunging neckline and glamorous feathered bottom.
The mother-of-two, known for her haute couture collections and groundbreaking bridal designs, styled the daring frock over a black bandeau top and black watch.
Her thick, long locks, which cascaded down her back and shoulders, were straightened for the occasion.
The Fragrance Foundation Awards, also known as the FiFi Awards, is an annual event that honors the fragrance industry’s creative achievements.
Vera Wang showed off her age-defying looks while attending the 2024 Fragrance Foundation Awards on Wednesday night in New York City
Her latest sighting comes after the fashion icon nearly broke the internet for her looking half her age in a series of Instagram photos of her at the pool.
In the images, the designer wore a white one-piece swimsuit, long dangly earrings, black sunglasses and crystal-covered Miu Miu slides in the photos.
Followers took to the comment section to marvel over her youthful appearance.
‘HOW is it possible you look like this. I need to put down the slice of pizza immediately,’ one fan exclaimed.
‘Teach me your ways V!,’ one commenter pleaded, while another quipped: ‘Time bows down to you and stops moving.’
‘Eternal youth. You must have benjamin button syndrome, I mean the good reverse,’ someone else wrote, while a fifth added: ‘U r aging backward sis!’
Wang’s long, sleek black hair helps keep her looking so youthful and she recently admitted why she won’t let her hair go grey.
On the May 22 episode of the Wiser Than Me with Julia Louis-Dreyfus podcast, the designer shared that her gray isn’t growing in evenly.
The mother-of-two has impressed fans with her youthful appearance in various social media posts
‘I would look like a bad skunk,’ she said.
Wang works out and recently mastered the 100-pound leg squat, but claims her diet isn’t strict.
‘I do eat McDonald’s, absolutely,’ Wang told Page Six Style in October 2023.
She added that she will ‘order it every day’ for ‘two weeks’ before changing it up for a different meal.
While attending the star-studded awards ceremony at the David H. Koch Theater, the fashion designer, 74, caught the eye in a lime green gown with a plunging neckline and glamorous feathered bottom
The mother-of-two, known for her haute couture collections and groundbreaking bridal designs, styled the daring frock over a black bandeau top and black watch
The New Yorker also admitted she loves Dunkin’ Donuts, where she indulges in a ‘cream-filled, sugar-coated doughnut.
Wang is adamant she can maintain her enviable figure, despite not being a ‘huge exercise person.’
She previously said: ‘I’m not a huge exercise person, but I love to play golf at Liberty National, in Jersey City, N. J., or at Atlantic Golf Club in the Hamptons if I happen to be out there. I’m terrible but enthusiastic.’
And finally, Wang revealed one more secret to her fountain of youth: ‘work, sleep, a vodka cocktail, not much sun,’ she wrote in 2020.
Her latest sighting comes after the fashion icon nearly broke the internet for her looking half her age in a series of Instagram photos of her at the pool
Followers took to the comment section to marvel over her youthful appearance
Earlier this year, she said she was doing her ‘best’ to stay busy ahead of her 75th birthday.
And while she admits she is feeling the ‘pressure’ to stay looking young, she has vowed to ‘keep prodding on’ with her work as it’s what she is most passionate about.
‘Birthday plans are up in the air. I mean 75 is a lot of pressure,’ she admitted to People. ‘I think maybe a little bit like Warren Buffett [age 93] or Queen Elizabeth II [who reigned the British monarchy for seven decades until she was 96], I’m just going to keep prodding on because I feel as though I’m able to do my best work more and more.’
She continued: ‘I’m really trying to respect that in me, that voice in me, that I feel very happy to be creating. That’s what it’s all about, really.’
