Once hailed as one of Hollywood’s most beautiful women, Ali MacGraw is now 86—and still turning heads. Recently spotted in New York City wearing a sleek black suit, kitten heels, and a simple handbag, she looked as elegant as ever, her silver hair swept back with grace.

MacGraw’s rise to stardom came in her 30s—later than many peers—but she quickly made her mark. Her breakout in Goodbye, Columbus (1969) earned her a Golden Globe, setting the stage for her iconic role in Love Story (1970), opposite Ryan O’Neal. The film became a worldwide sensation and earned MacGraw another Golden Globe and an Oscar nomination for Best Actress.

It also gave the world the famous line: “Love means never having to say you’re sorry,” forever linked to her legacy.

Despite her swift rise, MacGraw stepped back from acting in the 1990s, calling fame both thrilling and overwhelming. Lacking formal training, she often felt unprepared for the spotlight, a vulnerability that endeared her to fans.

Today, she lives a quieter life, yet remains a lasting symbol of grace and authenticity. At 86, Ali MacGraw proves that true star power doesn’t fade—it evolves with elegance and strength.