How Jaclyn Smith, Dyan Cannon, Alana Stewart and Donna Mills have kept their youthful looks - after they wowed fans with glamorous group snap at a combined age of 335

They were four of the biggest stars of the Seventies, famed for their Hollywood glamour. 

And Jaclyn Smith, Dyan Cannon, Alana Stewart and Donna Mills had fans doing a double take last week as they proved they'd barely aged a day since shooting to fame. 

The foursome looked incredible as they reunited for a striking snap while celebrating the birthday of their pal Patrick Foley, a beloved Beverly Hills makeup artist. 

Despite having a combined age of 335, the quartet looked far younger than their years as they came together for the picture. 

So how have they managed to turn back time? The Daily Mail reveals all. 

Jaclyn Smith, 80

Jaclyn soared to fame as one of the Charlie's Angels to last throughout the show's original run from 1976 to 1981.

After the show, her acting gigs have largely been TV movies and mini-series, though she did snag a cameo in the 2003 feature Charlie's Angels: Full Throttle, fronted by Cameron Diaz, Lucy Liu and Drew Barrymore as the titular trio.

She has, however, managed successful forays into designing, not only with women's apparel for Kmart, but also with Jaclyn Smith Home and a wig collection.

At 80, Jaclyn has the skin of someone typically half her age but has insisted she 'doesn't believe in fillers' and 'hasn't done any cutting' to her face. 

Revealing she also refuses to use Botox, Jaclyn told You Magazine: 'I'm afraid of it. 

'My husband says if you do Botox over and over, it totally collapses the muscle. You can overdo it in this town like nobody's business. And when you get done it's not a good look.

'I don't believe in fillers and I haven't done any cutting. If I put anything in my face, I use my own fat, which is hard to do.'

She also credited having a fulfilling life with her youthful vigour, telling Fox News Digital the secret to her good looks is 'clean living and being loved'. 

She added: 'I have the best family in the whole wide world to grow up with. Great husband, two beautiful children, three granddaughters. 

'So, it doesn't get better than that. It's all about love, all about family with me.' 

Jaclyn has also noted the importance of a healthy diet. 

She previously revealed: 'I live a pretty healthy lifestyle. I don’t drink. I’ve never touched a drug. I exercise daily. 

'I’m married to a heart surgeon who preaches the importance of eating your fruits and vegetables. I enjoy my green drinks. What we put on our bodies shows up on our faces.

'I work out with someone and we do Pilates and weights. For me, movement is so important. I feel at a certain age, there’s always going to be some sort of bone loss...

'Sometimes I do have to push myself. It does get harder with time. I was a dancer, so I’m very aware of my body. It can be frustrating when your body doesn’t respond in the way that it did 15 years ago. 

'But thankfully, I have a great trainer that I've known for many years. My daughter even studied dance with her. She keeps me motivated and challenges me.'

Dyan Cannon, 89 

Former beauty queen Dyan first entered the limelight through her marriage to Cary Grant – becoming the only one of his five wives with whom he had a child – their daughter Jennifer, 60.

Yet the marriage came to a bitter end after two years, with their rancorous divorce and custody battle resulting in a severe mental breakdown and brief psychiatric hospitalisation. 

Following their split, Dyan launched a Hollywood career of her own, receiving three Academy Award nominations: Bob & Carol & Ted & Alice, Number One, and Heaven Can Wait.

While she has stepped away from acting, she co-hosts the podcast God’s Table and also prioritises her health and fitness routine – often sharing videos of her workouts online. 

One of her latest videos saw her detail her regime, explaining: 'I do get on the machine for cardio and do sit ups at least four or five times a week… Even if it's just for a little bit…it feels good to move… it's freeing. love it.. happy moving… I love you!!♥️♥️'

She also previously spoke of her non-restrictive diet, saying: 'I watch what I eat -everything in moderation - but I don't exclude anything from my diet. 

Breakfast - fruit, omelette and I love bagels. I like to write in the morning so I usually get a cappuccino somewhere and sit and write. 

'Then, really, I follow what my body wants: fish, chicken, meat, salads. I love pizza. I love chocolate and sharing desserts with people. 

'I have to say the one thing I can't do - diet food. I can't get into fat-free cookies or any of that stuff. I'd rather have a real one.'

While it has been speculated that Dyan has undergone plastic surgery, she has never confirmed the rumours.  

Donna Mills, 85

Donna first came to prominence with a part on the soap opera Love Is a Many Splendored Thing, before landing her breakthrough role in Play Misty for Me.

She captivated fans playing Tobie Williams, the girlfriend of Clint Eastwood's character in the 1971 thriller, and later landed a role in hit Eighties soap opera Knots Landing, the Dallas spin-off that also made a name for Alec Baldwin thanks to his turn as an unscrupulous televangelist.

Donna still acts to this day, appearing in medical drama Doctor Odyssey last year and in Hollywood film Nope back in 2022. 

Explaining why she finds it important to keep moving, she told AARP – The Magazine in 2022: 'At age 60, 70, later, you have so much more to contribute, don't just sit down and say, "I'm done."'

She also revealed how she maintains her trim figure, explaining: 'During the soap-opera years I never ate pasta, sugar, bread, ice cream, cookies or any of that kind of stuff.

'Now I eat, but I'm still careful,' she added. 'I'm not a vegetarian, but I grow, pick and eat a lot of vegetables,' she noted.

'I also play tennis three times a week and work out with light weights. Like almost everyone my age I have arthritis, and let me tell you, it hurts sometimes.'

Donna invested in a home gym so that exercise would be less of a chore, where she lifts her weights, rides her Peloton, and stretches out on her ballet barre. 

Yet she said of her workout regime: 'It's not always fun. Like almost everyone my age, I have arthritis, and it hurts sometimes. But this is where discipline comes in. I'm not Superwoman, but I do always see the bigger picture.'

Donna also knows how to accentuate her features with makeup – recently hitting back at a troll who claimed she wore too much. 

Highlighting the Instagram comment, she shared a video that started out as her usual, stunningly youthful-looking self, before she snapped her fingers and posed makeup free in a grey wig and with reading glasses.

'Did you want me to look like this?' Donna asked with a chuckle. 'Sorry,' she added, before whispering, 'Not sorry.' 

Donna has also been open about having a subtle face-lift in her 40s while filming Knots Landing.

Alana Stewart, 81

Alana began her career in the Seventies by modelling, before pivoting to acting and making her debut role alongside her then-husband George Hamilton in Evel Knievel. 

She quickly became as well known for her showbiz connection as well as her roles, being close friends with Farrah Fawcett until her death in 2009, and spending five years married to Rod Stewart. 

In 2015, she starred in her own reality series, Stewarts & Hamiltons, which followed the blended families of Alana, including her children Kimberly Stewart, Ashley Hamilton and Sean Stewart, as well as her ex-husband and now best friend George. The show was cancelled after one series. 

Alana has always been open about any tweakments, telling her followers in 2024: 'A lot of people ask me what my skin care secrets are. I like beauty treatments that are non-invasive like Sylfirm Q, which involves micro needling with radio frequency. 

'It stimulates the skin to produce its own collagen which helps to firm, tighten, and minimize wrinkles. It's mildly uncomfortable, but not painful and your skin is red for a few hours and the next day you're back to normal. 

'My goal is to look youthful without expensive plastic surgery or fillers which I think can make the face look too full and unnatural. Less is more in my opinion.' 

She also admitted to using human-growth-hormone therapy to keep her blonde locks from turning grey. 

Alana has also credited sunshine with her youthful vigour. 

She shared last year: 'I was reading how healthy it is to get a few minutes of early morning sun so I've started going out on the balcony as soon as I wake up and visualizing God's healing energy streaming through my body. 

'I was lucky that I got through Covid without any serious complications except a lingering cough and low energy and I think the sun helped as I was getting over it.'