Jocelyn Wildenstein and her fiance Lloyd Klein look close as they walk arm-in-arm while attending a beach polo event in Miami
Jocelyn Wildenstein, 78, and her fiance Lloyd Klein, 52, looked to be in good spirits on Sunday afternoon.
The two were seen enjoying a day of polo at the Finals Of The World Cup Polo league match in Miami Beach.
The couple have been engaged since 2017 when he presented the New York socialite with a 32-carat diamond ring which is reportedly 'worth millions.' They started dating over 15 years ago.
Enjoying life: Jocelyn Wildenstein, 78, and her fiance Lloyd Klein, 52, looked to be in good spirits on Sunday afternoon
Jocelyn wore a long-sleeve, white and black polka dot midi dress with black cage heels, a black belt and a black purse with a gold R on the side.
The socialite accessorized with sunglasses and a crystal studded snake necklace and wore her blonde hair down in a textured blow out.
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She looked happy with her future husband as he kissed her on the cheek.
Klein dressed to the nines for the outing with a red, white and blue polo shirt, white breeches and tall brown leather boots.
Perfectly polo: The two were seen enjoying a day of polo at the Finals of the World Cup Polo league match in Miami Beach
He also sported sunglasses and a hat on the sunny Miami day.
In January he unveiled his new face exclusively to DailyMailTV after undergoing a facial rejuvenation procedure following his years-long battle with cancer.
Klein was diagnosed with lymphoma in 2013. He had a tumor the size of an orange removed from his armpit and underwent three rounds of grueling chemotherapy.
In 2017, he was told the cancer had spread to his spine and liver and he only had six months to live. But Klein revealed to DailyMailTV that he is currently in remission with no signs of the disease.
Nothing but sunshine: Jocelyn wore a long-sleeve, white and black polka dot midi dress with black cage heels, a black belt and a black purse with a gold R on the side
The French fashion designer said the intense chemotherapy destroyed his face, so he turned to Wildenstein, his girlfriend of 15 years to help look for a way to restore his face.
The 51-year-old said both he and Wildenstein, 78, are overjoyed with the results of the procedure, feeling younger and more natural looking.
Klein told DailyMailTV: 'I'm happy, very happy with the procedure. It's revolutionary.
'You go in and have the procedure done, 15- 20 minutes then you go home. As days go by you see the results. It's incredible.'
Her history: She was born Jocelyne Périsset in Lausanne, Switzerland
Klein turned to Miami-based Dr Rian Maercks of The Maercks Institute after discovering his Instagram page and was impressed with the natural-looking rejuvenation and balancing Dr Maercks showcases on his account.
Dr Maercks explained to DailyMailTV that he performed an aesthetic facial balancing on Klein that is done using fillers, which are 'very different from types of injectable procedures' done outside his practice.
He said Klein's cancer treatment and other cosmetic work that he had done in the past left him with a 'face he wasn't very happy with'.
Sweet PDA: After walking arm-in-arm, the lovebirds then held hands while on the green
Dr Maercks said he adjusted the area around Klein's eyes to harmonize his face and make him look younger.
He added: 'He came to me to get his face back. Lloyd is a young, glowing happy person. You want to see that in the mirror.
'He's been through a lot. That was kind of gone in his opinion and that led to some discord in how he felt and saw himself.'
He also said that Jocelyn has not had surgery.
'I don’t understand the whole press and the Catwoman thing, because Jocelyn always looked like that,' Klein said. 'She never really did anything to change her face. I have pictures from 16 years old where she looks exactly the same as today.'
Wildenstein rose to fame in the Nineties during a high-profile divorce from art dealer Alec Wildenstein, receiving over $2 billion from her husband in the split.
Fun fashion moment: Wildenstein during 100th Anniversary of the Cartier Santos Watch at The NYC Armory in New York City in 2004
