Sir Ringo Starr went incognito for Christmas shopping at a posh Moncler store in London.
The Beatles star, 82, wore a face mask, stag hat and sunglasses for the outing with his former Bond girlfriend Barbara Bach, 74, where they reportedly bought matching coats from the designer.
In the current collection, jackets range in price from £695 to £11,620.
Incognito: The Beatles star, 82, wore a face mask, deerstalker hat and sunglasses cover for the outing with wife Barbara Bach, 74, where they bought matching Moncler jackets
Ringo, who went largely unnoticed by the public, was seen peeking through the store’s door and later walked out laden with shopping bags.
The star wrapped up warm for the freezing temperatures in a chunky black jacket, jogging bottoms and gloves.
Barbara chose a dark jacket along with sunglasses and a bowler hat.
The two were spotted arm in arm while shopping together in London.
Duration: Sir Ringo Starr went Christmas shopping with his wife at one of London’s luxury Moncler stores
Phone: Ringo was on the phone while looking out the window of the Moncler store during his shopping therapy
They also popped into a shop window while enjoying their Christmas trip to the city.
Later, Ringo led Barbara across a zebra crossing, reminiscent of the legendary Beatles album cover.
It came after Ringo enjoyed Monday’s documentary premiere of If These Walls Could Sing, which featured a host of stars including Paul McCartney and Elton John.
Disguise: Ringo, who went largely unnoticed by the public, was seen looking around as he walked into the store and later left laden with shopping bags.
Paul, 80, who looked dapper in a black coat and matching shirt, posed with his wife Nancy, 63, who wore a stunning all-in-black while carrying her essentials in a matching entered learning clutch.
Ringo looked dapper in a black coat as he flashed photographers a peace sign while with his wife.
If These Walls Could Sing reveals the “untold story of Abbey Road Studios,” which is still considered “the heart of the music industry,” according to Disney+.
Wrapped up: Ringo was wrapped up warmly in a chunky black jacket, sweatpants and gloves for the freezing temperatures as he popped into a shop window with his wife
In hiding: Barbara opted for a dark jacket for the trip with her husband alongside sunglasses and a bowler hat
“In this personal film of memories and discoveries, Mary McCartney takes us through nine decades to see and experience the creative magic that made it the world’s most celebrated and longest-running studio,” reads the synopsis.
The documentary features performances by the likes of Elton John, Noel Gallagher and Paul McCartney, as well as archive footage and session tapes.
“These talks, combined with live archival footage and session tapes, offer exclusive access to these famous private studios,” the summary concludes.
Love: They also looked in a shop window as they enjoyed their Christmas trip to the city, arms crossed.
Festive: Ringo and Barbara’s day came after Ringo enjoyed the documentary premiere of If These Walls Could Sing on Monday
If These Walls Could Sing was slated for a worldwide release on the streaming platform on December 16, but has been pushed back to January 6 for viewers in the UK and Ireland.
It follows the success of The Beatles: Get Back, a Disney+ documentary directed by multiple Academy Award winner Peter Jackson.
The film took fans inside the British band’s January 1969 recording sessions, which “became a defining moment in music history”.
Day trip: Ringo, who went largely unnoticed by the public, was spotted looking out the door of the store and later walked out laden with shopping bags
Haul: Ringo clutched two bags of Moncler items after his London trip with his wife
The Beatles: Get Back won five Creative Arts Emmys at the 2022 ceremony, including Outstanding Documentary or Nonfiction Series.
At the time, Peter Jackson defended the incredible runtime of his Beatles documentaries after receiving mixed reactions from fans.
The director compiled over 60 hours of footage from Michael Lindsay-Hogg’s 1970 film Let It Be, documenting the band’s painstaking recording for their final album.
The end result is three 468-minute episodes – between two and three hours for each episode – which some fans insist is too long.
Extras: Ringo clutched his Moncler bag as he drove around London after his shopping spree
Iconic: Ringo later led Barbara across a crossroads and replicated the Beatles’ iconic album cover (pictured)
The staggering length of Jackson’s latest project has divided viewers of the Disney+ series, with one commenting: “Returned a lot!! It probably wasn’t long enough for hxc Beatles fans, but for me, in my mad opinion, you could easily make two hours out of it.’
Another gushed: “I saw The Beatles come back. I’ll have a much shorter summary over the next few days.”
While a third said: “I love #TheBeatles but the #GetBack documentary was long and boring. It was presented like we were watching a painter paint a masterpiece… but in reality it was like to watch the painter buy the paint before he actually paints. The Beatles anthology wasn’t. I want my 8 hours back.’
Others reacted more positively to the series, tweeting: “Peter Jackson’s new documentary #GetBack about the final days of the #Beatles is brilliant. It is an investment of time, but worth it. Especially when the Blue Meanies actually show up. (You have to watch)’
Gang: Ringo and Paul McCartney joined a host of stars including Elton John, David Furnish and Twiggy as they attended the documentary premiere of If These Walls Could Sing (L-R: Barbara, Ringo, David, Elton, Giles Martin, Twiggy and Leigh ) celebrated Lawson)
Source: Daily Mail
Ashley Root is an author and celebrity journalist who writes for The Fashion Vibes. With a keen eye for all things celebrity, Ashley is always up-to-date on the latest gossip and trends in the world of entertainment.
