Pulp's Jarvis Cocker makes rare appearance with wife Kim Sion as they enjoy a designer shopping spree at Gucci

Published: 09:52 EDT, 7 October 2026 | Updated: 10:13 EDT, 7 October 2026 Pulp's Jarvis Cocker made a rare appearance with his wife Kim Sion on Wednesday. The Common People singer and Kim enjoyed a shopping spree at Gucci on London's upmarket Bond Street in Mayfair. The Britpop icon, 63, showed off his high-end fashion flair, wearing a plaid shirt and jeans under a tweed jacket. He topping off his look with a Boss branded baseball cap and brown scarf as he walked his dog on a lead. Kim, also 63, complemented his look in a khaki top and brown trousers as they crossed the road together. The couple splashed the cash on the day, leaving the store carrying a tote bag and a large black Gucci shopping bag as Jarvis stuck out his tongue. And he and Kim held hands as they headed off home together. Jarvis detailed his very unusual choice of wedding venue and revealed why he chose to pop the question in the middle of a traffic jam. Pulp's Jarvis Cocker made a rare appearance with wife Kim Sion as they enjoyed a designer shopping spree at Gucci on London's Bond Street on Wednesday The couple splashed the cash on the day, leaving the store carrying a tote bag and a large black Gucci shopping bag as Jarvis stuck out his tongue The singer and Kim held hands as they headed off home togetherThe longest-standing member of the band made the revelation on The Jonathan Ross Show in April 2025 as he discussed his nuptials took place in a circus.Jarvis said he had been planning to pop the question to his partner of 15 years, creative consultant Kim, while on holiday but 'something stopped me'.He said at the time: 'We’d been to Mexico. I thought about it a lot there, but something stopped me.'We were in a traffic jam near Shepherd’s Bush and the conversation stopped and I thought, "I’ll do it now…"'The singer went on to joke: 'When the muse speaks to you, you have to answer.'From that moment on, everything that was to follow about the union was incredibly unconventional in terms of location.He added: 'We got married at the circus. It was good. I was thinking of learning a circus skill, but I didn’t manage to do that.'But I did enlist people from the circus to help for the introduction to the party [on the day].'Jarvis also admitted that as an 'older man', he didn't think it was appropriate to have a conventional stag do.Instead, he held a party at a cement works of all places, which even included a tour of the facility. Last year, Jarvis revealed his wedding took place in a circus, (pictured while performing in Pulp in 1994) He said: 'Being an older man, I wasn’t going to do the normal thing, so I had my stag do at a cement works.'It’s got a really nice social club. We had a tour round and we saw the furnace and the quarry and everything. We were cementing a very important event…'The singer also discussed his famously quirky style and the many eye-popping outfits he's worn over the decades.He said: 'When I first started clothes for myself it was jumble sales…. You could get a whole bin bag of things for 10p, so I could experiment.'Sometimes it would fail, but you try things. It would be like people’s reaction, if people laughed as I walked past, I’d think, ‘I won’t wear that again’.'I evolved through that.'