Trudie Madly Deeply: Sting and his wife Styler appear very much in love as they cosy up to one another at NYC awards 

By Rebecca Davison for MailOnline

Published: 02:28 EST, 28 September 2015 | Updated: 04:00 EST, 28 September 2015

They've been married for 21 years - and Sting and his wife Trudie Styler still looked very much like a couple in love when they stepped out on Sunday. 

The pair attended the 9th Annual Clinton Global Citizen Awards event in NYC where they happily posed for photographs together on the red carpet. 

According to the website, the awards, presented by Starkey Hearing Foundation, are held to honour outstanding individuals for their exemplary leadership and groundbreaking work that has effected positive, lasting social change.

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Long-term love: Sting and his wife Trudie Styler still looked very much like a couple in love when they stepped out at the 9th Annual Clinton Global Citizen Awards event in NYC on Sunday

Long-term love: Sting and his wife Trudie Styler still looked very much like a couple in love when they stepped out at the 9th Annual Clinton Global Citizen Awards event in NYC on Sunday

Sting, 63, who performed at the event, looked very smart in a black suit worn over a blue shirt and smart black jumper. 

While his 61-year-old wife stood out in a form-fitting red midi dress which flattered her figure.  

Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates also spoke on Sunday at the Clinton Global Initiative and actress Ashley Judd also was spotted at the event.

Doing their thing: The pair happily posed for photographs together on the red carpet 

Doing their thing: The pair happily posed for photographs together on the red carpet 

Wow thing: Sting, 63, who performed at the event, looked very smart in a black suit worn over a blue shirt and smart black jumper, while Trudie, 61, looked striking in a red form-fitting dress 

Wow thing: Sting, 63, who performed at the event, looked very smart in a black suit worn over a blue shirt and smart black jumper, while Trudie, 61, looked striking in a red form-fitting dress 

Jessica Biel, Edward Norton, Mario Batali, Richard Branson, George Soros and Neil deGrasse Tyson were also set to participate. 

Meanwhile, Sting was recently pictured in a clinch with performer Mylène Farmer on location in Paris, where they locked lips in a passionate embrace.

However, the moment was simply being filmed for his new track Stolen Car.

The new duet is actually a re-make of an old track by the British star, which first appeared on his 2003 LP Sacred Love.

Originally titled Stolen Car (Take Me Dancing), it was first released as a single on April 26, 2004, and was much more up-tempo. It serves as the first single from Farmer's tenth studio album.

The re-make is Sting's first music project since his musical, The Last Ship, ended on Broadway.

Raising awareness: Sting showed off his talents at the event, which focuses on lasting social change 

Raising awareness: Sting showed off his talents at the event, which focuses on lasting social change 

Firm friends: He caught up with musician Common at the prestigious bash as the pair posed up a storm

Firm friends: He caught up with musician Common at the prestigious bash as the pair posed up a storm

 

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