Toning down her feline side: Catwoman Jocelyn Wildenstein goes for a more subdued look on date night

Wednesday, 12 December 2012

Toning down her feline side: Catwoman Jocelyn Wildenstein goes for a more subdued look on date night

She earned the nickname 'Catwoman' due to the extensive surgical procedures she has undergone to make her look more feline.

But it seems that since reaching the landmark age of 70, Jocelyn Wildenstein has done her best to tone down her look.

The 72-year-old socialite showed off her more subdued appearance as she enjoyed a date night with boyfriend Lloyd Klein.

Toning down her feline side: Jocelyn Wildenstein, aka Catwoman, appeared to be going for a more subdued look as she went out in Beverly Hills on Tuesday night

Changing appearances: Jocelyn certainly seems to have toned her look down since reaching the landmark age of 70, compared to how she used to look (right)

While Jocelyn can do little to reduce the bizarre facial effects of her various procedures over the years, she wore her blonde hair sleek and straight, and kept her make-up minimal as the pair went to Mr Chow's.

Jocelyn opted for a leather fur-trimmed jacket for the occasion, over a black dress with sheer tights and heels.

However, her tights did little to conceal the bloody knee Jocelyn was suffering from following a fall earlier in the day.

Date night: Jocelyn was joined by her boyfriend Lloyd Klein as the pair enjoyed a meal at Mr Chow

Injury: Jocelyn's tights did little to conceal her injured leg

Known as the Bride of Wildenstein, Jocelyn has spent around $4million altering her features over the years.

She is said to have had at least seven face-lifts, drastic eye reconstruction surgery and received collagen injections to her lips, cheeks and chin.

She first embarked on the mission to change the way she looked after fearing that her millionaire art dealer husband, Alec Wildenstein, would leave her.

Jocelyn based her face remodelling on exotic wild cats which she adored.

She apparently thought that her ex-husband might find her more attractive if she became 'more feline'.