Barbara Eden has been part of Hollywood since the 1950s, and nearly seven decades later, the actress continues to make appearances.
The 95-year-old I Dream of Jeannie star appeared remarkably youthful as she arrived at a fan convention in Los Angeles on Saturday.
Eden opted for a polished, understated look, pairing black trousers with a matching long-sleeved top and stylish wedges.
She completed the outfit with a silver-and-turquoise necklace and matching earrings.
A driver assisted Eden as she got out of her car, after which she stood and walked without help.
The actress has enjoyed a busy weekend, having attended The Hollywood Show fan convention in Burbank on Friday and Saturday.
Barbara Eden appeared remarkably youthful as she headed to a business meeting in Los Angeles on Monday
The 95-year-old actress received help getting out of her car before standing and walking unassisted
She was joined at the event by several other veteran stars, including Tatum O’Neal, Linda Blair and Heather Locklear.
In 2024, Eden opened up about the routine she follows to stay fit and push back against the effects of aging.
‘I used to work out all the time,’ she told Fox News.
‘I used to do spinning classes and then do weights with a trainer… When COVID hit, that ended my heavy workouts. Now, I have a stationary bicycle, and I lift five pounds,’ she said.
‘I use very lightweight weights, but they’re good for your bones.’
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Eden also enjoys walking, though she takes care not to push herself too hard.
‘If you can walk briskly, which suits me just fine, that’s good for you. It’s good for your knees and ankles. I find it better than running,’ she explained.
Maintaining a healthy diet has also been an important part of her lifestyle.
Eden is best known for playing the title character in the hit television series I Dream of Jeannie, which ran from 1965 to 1970
Eden displayed her age-defying appearance at the 26th Annual Beverly Hills Film Festival in April
‘I was lucky to have a mother and father who were conscious of eating well and living. My mother’s mantra was “moderation of all things.” That’s how they lived, and that’s how I’ve lived.’
Eden remains best known for portraying the title character in I Dream of Jeannie, the beloved television series that aired from 1965 to 1970.
She played a genie who lived in a bottle and fell in love with her ‘master,’ an astronaut portrayed by Larry Hagman.
Eden is the only surviving member of the sitcom’s main cast, and the series was nominated for an Emmy.
Her career began in 1956 as a sketch performer on The Johnny Carson Show. She later appeared in small roles on I Love Lucy and The Andy Griffith Show before landing the part of Jeannie.
The series drew inspiration from the success of Bewitched, which starred another blonde television favorite, Elizabeth Montgomery, and premiered on a rival network in 1964.
Jeannie’s costume was considered daring for its time. While Eden could show her torso, television standards prohibited the character from revealing her navel. That restriction was eventually lifted in 1983, when the rule was suspended.
Eden published her memoir, Jeannie Out of the Bottle, in 2011, followed by the children’s book Barbara and the Djinn in 2021.
