Ronnie Wood, 78, rocks a pair of custom-made Rolling Stones trainers as he steps out with wife Sally, 47, for an event celebrating 50 years of the iconic band
Rock icon Ronnie Wood slipped into a pair of his own custom made Rolling Stone shoes as he enjoyed a night out in central London on Thursday.
The I Can't Get No Satisfaction hitmaker, 78, was pictured strolling arm-in-arm with his wife Sally Humphreys Wood, 47, on their way to dinner at The Ivy in Soho.
Ronnie seemed in great spirits for the occasion as he cracked a smile for the cameras while donning the eye-catching red trainers.
The high-top leather shoes - believed to have been custom made for the Rolling Stones legend - feature the band's iconic tongue and lips emblem printed on their front.
He also showed off the famous logo with his choice of trousers for the evening, with Ronnie sporting a pair of black joggers featuring the emblem on their thigh.
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While Sally, the rocker's third wife, wore a vibrant red T-shirt to match her husband's footwear along with a pair of flared blue jeans.
After their dinner, Ronnie and Sally headed over to Carnaby Street for a special celebration marking 50 years of the Rolling Stones - which perhaps explains the 78-year-old's outfit of choice for the evening.
Held at the Rolling Stones Official Store, the event showcased an exhibition of Ronnie's original artwork, iconic guitars and stage-worn costumes from his time with the band.
The star, who appeared thrilled to be celebrating the group's success, posed in front of three portraits of his old bandmates - Keith Richards, Charlie Watts and Mick Jagger - after his arrival.
After removing a brown jacket he was snapped wearing earlier, Ronnie revealed he and Sally were sporting matching T-shirts for the occasion.
The couple married in 2012, exchanging vows during an intimate ceremony at the Dorchester Hotel in London following a six-month romance, with Rod Stewart serving as best man.
The pair met at her place of work, the Theatre Royal, nine years beforehand. They went on to welcome daughters Gracie Jane and Alice Rose in 2016.
A couple of months ago, film producer Sally opened up on her life with the rock legend.
After their dinner, Ronnie and Sally headed over to Carnaby Street for a special celebration marking 50 years of the Rolling Stones - which perhaps explains the 78-year-old's outfit of choice for the evening
'We spend a lot of time together - we get on really well,' she told The Mirror.
'I feel we're very lucky, because we love being at home with the girls and watching telly and going to nice restaurants. We do all of that anyway.'
Meanwhile, Sally told that far from living a rock and roll lifestyle, the couple love nothing better than staying up late to read books and watch the TV, adding that they're 'night owls'.
Sharing a candid glimpse into their day to day lives, she continued: 'I take the girls to school every day, but Ronnie at 2,3,4,5 in the morning, goes to sleep.
'I think because he's so programmed to go on stage until 10 or 11 o'clock at night, so he has to wind down after that. I've always worked at night in the theatres. We're just naturally night people. Normally Ronnie gets up at midday.'
Before tying the knot with Sally, Ronnie was married to two previous women - Krissy Findlay from 1971 to 1878 and Jo Wood for a more than a quarter of a century until 2011.
Ronnie and Jo, who share two children together, split after the rocker had an affair with a 19-year-old cocktail waitress called Ekaterina 'Katia' Ivanova.
Earlier this year, Jo revealed she's written a 'sexy and shocking' novel based on her experience of recovering from her divorce from the Rolling Stones icon.
The fiction story, titled The Resurrection of Flo, is set for release this summer.
The 70-year-old told the Mail: 'The book is about how not to be a victim after a marriage. And how to pick yourself up and get out there - and have fun, and experience life fully as an older woman.
'Breaking up with your husband... I know what that feels like', Jo said. 'Many women know what that's like, where the man you love has run off. They say you have to write from experience.
'My friend read it and said, ''Oh Jo, I could imagine that's what happened to you when you and Ronnie broke up.'' It's fiction, and the story is about Flo, but of course I'm going to put my feelings into it.'
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