Do ya think the natural look is sexy? Penny Lancaster goes for toned-down glamour for date night with husband Rod Stewart

As the leggy wife of of pop legend Rod Stewart, Penny Lancaster always looks camera-ready with her pristine make-up,
So it was somewhat of a surprise to see the former photographer going for a more natural look as she dined out in Beverly Hills on Tuesday night.
The mother-of-two, 41, looked like she barely had a scrap of make-up as she left Spago with her 68-year-old husband.

Date night: Rod Stewart and his wife Penny Lancaster leave Spago in Beverly Hills on Tuesday night

I'll take the wheel: Penny was the designated driver for the evening after they picked up their car from the valet

While she was going for a more fresh-faced look, the Essex native was in her usual signature style wearing a thigh-grazing mini dress and his high heels.
In her strappy high-heels, the 6ft 1in model towered over her husband as they waited outside the Wolfgang Puck restaurant for the valet.
Rather tellingly, Penny was doing the driving as Rod recently hit the headlines for admitting he got his roadie to pose as him during his driving test in the Sixties.

Hot legs: The 6ft 1in blonde towered over her husband as they waited for the valet to bring their car

He wrote in his autobiography: 'In the days before photographic licences this was a fairly simple deception to pull off.
'Pete set off to the test centre, signed in as Mr Roderick Stewart of Highgate and took my test.
'And I passed, I’m pleased to say. To this day I have never taken a driving test in Britain.'
Meanwhile, Rod's eldest son Sean has been hitting the headlines for his new romance with Real Housewives Of Beverly Hills star Adrienne Maloof.
The pair have attracted attention for their 19 age gap.
Divorcee Adrienne, 51, clearly doesn't have a problem, telling Us Weekly: 'Age is just a number. It's about how good of a person you are... [Sean] is a very funny guy.
'He's very giving, he mentors at the mission, works with at-risk children, and gives his time and money to get children off the streets.'