Dame Joan Collins looks chic to go shopping in London and picks up a copy of The Big Issue

Dame Joan Collins cut a graceful figure as she strolled through the streets of London on Wednesday.

A friend joined the 89-year-old Hollywood icon as they did some shopping and picked up a copy of The Big Issue from one of the publication’s vendors.

Putting on a stylish display, Joan stepped out in an all-beige ensemble, complete with a cap and fluffy scarf.

Joan dressed in a chic beige coat and opted for modern white trainers for the day.

Keeping a low profile, she tied up her black hair and covered her face with a pair of black sunglasses.

Approaching a Big Issue vendor, Joan could be seen reaching out her bag to purchase a copy.

She was also holding a Zara shopping bag in her hand.

Meanwhile, that same day, Melanie Sykes took to the streets to sell copies of the magazine.

The 52-year-old presenter appeared in good spirits as she held up copies of the magazine and chatted with locals.

He dressed in one of his traditional red jackets and sported a khaki trench coat underneath.

She lifted her body in a pair of black boots and added a khaki cap to her ensemble and blue jeans.

To mark the magazine’s National Vendor Week, Melanie went to the Strand in Covent Garden to try and sell copies.

He evidently met with some success, as footage shows locals buying copies from him.

Joan’s outing comes after she recently attended the Armani and A Rabbit’s Foot’s Power of Film dinner at the posh The Dragon Room at Isabel Mayfair in London on Tuesday.

She was joined by her loving husband Percy Gibson, 58, as they dined with a host of stars.

Joan cut a graceful figure in a black tweed suit that featured satin bows and was adorned with a diamond brooch.

The evening celebrated a year of filmmaking and was also attended by movie star Andrew Scott, 46, as well as actress and Giorgio Armani’s niece, Rorberta Armani.

Percy, the longest-lived of Joan’s husbands, is more than 30 years her junior, a gap she dismisses in interviews with the line, “If he dies, he dies.”

The longtime couple celebrated their 20th wedding anniversary with a star-studded bash at Claridge’s last year.

Originally from Peru, Percy is a prominent Hollywood producer, known primarily for producing Who Wants to Be a Millionaire.

He is the last man standing in a long line of Collins lovers, all of whom have been well documented over the years.

Joan’s first husband, Maxwell Reed, was an Irish actor for whom she walked down the aisle in 1956.

The couple divorced that same year, and Joan moved to Warren Beatty.

The two got engaged in 1960, but their alleged affairs drove them apart.

A 1963 marriage to actor and singer Anthony Newley produced two children and a divorce.

She then married former Beatles manager Ron Kass in 1972, who fathered her daughter Katie.

Her fourth marriage was to singer Peter Holm, which lasted three years and resulted in a falling out with her sister Jackie, whom she disliked.

Now, however, Joan has found the right man and even joked with Jonathan Ross in 2020 that her marriage to Percy had lasted as long as all four of her previous marriages combined.