Sir Elton John, 74, showcases his designer wardrobe as he dons Gucci outfit for an al fresco lunch with David Furnish, 58, and a friend in Capri
He recently jetted abroad for a relaxing summer vacation with his loved ones.
And Sir Elton John, 74, slipped into one of his beloved Gucci polo shirts on Thursday for lunch outdoors with his husband David Furnish, 58, and a friend in Capri, Italy.
The legendary singer rocked complementing Gucci clothing including trainers and a Kermit green shoulder bag as he soaked up the sun with David and their pal during their meal.
Vacation mode: Sir Elton John, 74, slipped into one of his beloved Gucci polo shirts on Thursday for lunch outdoors with his husband David Furnish, 58, and a friend in Capri, Italy
Sir Elton finished the look with white shorts and he sported an eclectic selection of jewellery including a large silver watch.
He shielded his eyes from the sun with his signature tinted glasses while David displayed his flair for fashion in an animal print shirt.
The filmmaker also rocked white shorts and rounded off the outfit with espadrilles and a geometric print.
David protected himself from the novel coronavirus with a black face mask and tucked his raven tresses beneath a beach hat.
Happy couple: The legendary singer rocked complementing Gucci clothing including trainers and shorts as he soaked up the sun with David and their pal during their meal
Finishing touches: Sir Elton finished the look with a Kermit green shoulder bag and he sported an eclectic selection of jewellery including a large silver watch
Their holiday comes after Sir Elton revealed acclaimed show It's A Sin made him realise 'how lucky he was' to escape the AIDS crisis in the 1980s.
He praised the Russell T Davies-penned Channel 4 drama and spoke of his plans to invite the cast round to his house for dinner, in a candid chat with Will Manning on The Official Big Top 40.
It's A Sin follows a group of friends throughout the eighties as their life of hedonistic partying is infiltrated by the emergence of the HIV/AIDS pandemic.
Sir Elton said he 'dearly loved' lead star and Years & Years frontman Olly Alexander and added: 'When I come back to England which is going to be soon, I’m going to have a dinner for all the cast of It’s A Sin at our house because I love that programme so much.
Candid: His holiday comes after Sir Elton revealed acclaimed show It's A Sin made him realise 'how lucky he was' to escape the AIDS crisis in the 1980s (pictured 2020)
'It changed my… it didn’t change my life but it made me realise how lucky I was to escape all that and to be reminded of what happened. And so Russell T Davies and the cast are going to come to dinner and we’re going to have a laugh.'
In 2012, Sir Elton revealed he should be dead from Aids like his friends Freddie Mercury or Rock Hudson.
The rock superstar told the International AIDS conference in Washington DC that his years as a drink and drugs addict put him at high risk of contracting HIV. He has now been sober for more than 30 years.
He said: 'This young man hit absolute rock bottom. His life was a mess, he was spiralling out of control. He should have died. To be honest, he nearly did.
Acclaimed: It's A Sin follows a group of friends throughout the eighties as their life of hedonistic partying is infiltrated by the emergence of the HIV/AIDS pandemic
Close bond: The iconic musician praised the Russell T Davies-penned Channel 4 drama and spoke of his plans to invite the cast round his house for dinner (pictured with lead star Olly Alexander in May)
'By all rights I shouldn't be here today,' he said. 'I should be dead – six foot under in a wooden box.
'I should have contracted HIV in the 1980s and died in the 1990s, just likeFreddie Mercury, just like Rock Hudson. Every day I wonder, how did I survive?'
Inspirational Sir Elton set up the The Elton John AIDS Foundation in 1992 to support innovative HIV prevention, education programs, direct care and support services to people living with HIV.
He is married to Canadian filmmaker David and the pair share two sons.
He said: 'It changed my… it didn’t change my life but it made me realise how lucky I was to escape all that and to be reminded of what happened. And so Russell T Davies and the cast are going to come to dinner and we’re going to have a laugh' (pictured 1976)
Honest: He is married to Canadian filmmaker David and the pair share two sons (pictured with husband David Furnish in July 2019)
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