76-Year-Old Vera Wang Meets Park Jae-sang in Milan, Her “Young Appearance” Draws Attention

World-renowned fashion designer Vera Wang, 76, met Korean singer Park Jae-sang, 49, at the 2026 Milan-Cortina Winter Olympics. Her appearance, which appears far from her actual age of 76, has attracted significant attention.

On February 21, Vera Wang posted a photo taken with Park Jae-sang on her social media accounts. The caption read, “A true icon and a skating fan.” The two attended figure skating competitions at the Ice Skating Arena in Milan, Italy.

Vera Wang’s presence at the event is linked to her personal background. She was once a promising talent who competed in the junior pair category at the 1968 U.S. Figure Skating Championships. However, she later changed her career path and entered the fashion industry, becoming a Chinese-American designer born and raised in New York.

After working as an editor for fashion magazine Vogue, Vera Wang launched her own brand at the age of 40. She has earned the absolute admiration of Hollywood stars through her dresses featuring sleek designs that flow seamlessly along the body.

Despite being in her mid-70s, Vera Wang remains youthful-looking by 20 to 30 years, boasting slim and well-defined muscles. She is renowned for her strict self-care routines. She has mentioned “adequate sleep, habits of avoiding sunlight, a consistent daily schedule, and a glass of vodka” as her secrets to staying young.

Sleep is the method Vera Wang emphasizes the most. She considers getting at least 7 to 8 hours of sleep per night to be one of the most important secrets, stating that “sleep is for recovery and relaxation.” Deep sleep directly contributes to the secretion of growth hormones, skin regeneration, collagen synthesis, and reduces inflammation.

Vera Wang also gives top priority to UV protection. She uses moisturizing sunscreen with an SPF of 30 to 50 every day, even on cloudy days or indoors, reapplying it every few hours. In the photo taken with Park Jae-sang, her signature sunglasses are visible, and she relies on sunglasses and hats to avoid sunlight between 11 a.m. and 3 p.m.