The girls appeared on GMTV this morning to perform the forthcoming smash single “Ego” and a Christmas tune.
Sadly the edit that appeared on Blue Peter reared its head again with Una being totally left out (is she sick?) either way these “Ego” performances are barely breaking the 2min point and it looks rather odd .. but anyway you can enjoy the performance (and their dresses) below :
The Saturdays’ Frankie Sandford comes over all Lily Allen in suspender tights and leather hotpants for Christmas party
Frankie Sandford
Despite the bitterly cold temperatures in London last night, The Saturdays star Frankie Sandford decided to show off her toned figure in a daring outfit of sheer shirt, leather hotpants and printed suspender-style tights.
Modesty was clearly not on the menu as Frankie joined the rest of her bandmates at Aura nightclub in London’s Mayfair for a Christmas party held by their record label Fascination.
The 20-year-old singer seemed unconcerned about the weather as she enjoyed the attention she attracted in her slashed to the navel top and tiny shorts.
Frankie was also accompanied by her boyfriend, McFly star Dougie Poynter.
While bass player Dougie seemed to be enjoying his girlfriend’s sexy outfit at the party, Frankie recently revealed he suffers from terrible jealousy and banned her from attending the premiere of The Twilight Saga: New Moon.
Asked who she has a crush on, Frankie replied: “Robert Pattinson… I really wanted to go to his new film premiere, but my boyfriend Dougie wouldn’t let me.”
“He said, ‘I’m not taking you, you’ll run away with him.'”
Frankie's outfit seemed to please her boyfriend, McFly star Dougie Poynter
Frankie was following in the footsteps of stars including Lily Allen, Katy Perry and Rihanna, who have all decided to don the unusual legwear in recent weeks.
Lily has worn a variety of printed tights over the past few months.
The quirky singer went for a pretty bow pair on a night out with boyfriend Sam Cooper in October and chose a more grown up look in hosiery designed to look like over the knee boots at a gig last month.
While Frankie went for the outrageous, headline-grabbing look, bandmates Rochelle Wiseman, 20, and Una Healy, 28, chose safer options, baring their legs in short, sparkly dresses.
Mollie King, 22, decided to opt for a girly, demure outfit in a pink tutu-style knee length skirt, black vest top and black sequinned bow belt.
The Saturdays singers Rochelle Wiseman (left) and Una Healy both went for short dresses
Other guests at the Christmas event included Pixie Lott, who wore a little black dress (LBD) accessorised with long chain necklaces and lashings of eye makeup.
However, despite their radically different outfits, all the celebrity guests had one thing in common at the party last night – their towering heels.
The Saturdays have rarely been out of the media spotlight since releasing their first single If This Is Love in 2008.
They have since had two hit albums, Chasing Lights and Wordshaker, and are becoming known for the risque outfits they wear in their music videos, as well as the often matching clothes they wear when they go to events as a band.
However, Mollie says she often dislikes the outfits chosen for her.
She said: ‘I’m not really into playsuits and things like that and sometimes we have to go with the group, so we have to wear stuff like that, but I don’t really enjoy those.’
Tipperary beauty Una Healy, from The Saturdays, has defended her band’s decision to play just two songs while in Dublin for a promotional gig last week.
The singer jetted into town with her bandmates for a much-hyped appearance at the launch of the new Xbox Lips at The Good Bits venue on Wednesday.
However, fans were left disappointed when the girls performed just two of their hit songs, generating negative press coverage the next day.
Flame-haired Una has since hit back, claiming that the group does not play more than two or three songs at promotional gigs, to ensure they sell-out tour dates.
According to the Thurles native: “The thing is when we do a show like that, it’s not an actual gig.
“If you come to our tour, we do an hour-and-a-half set, with the music, the dancing, the band and everything.
“But when we’re launching a product, it’s like a personal appearance.
“For example, when we played Childline we just did three tracks, the same as everyone else. That’s just the norm,” she added.
Una, who has shot to fame since joining the girl group three years ago, went on to explain how she tries to avoid reading press about the group.
Instead, the 28-year-old’s mum collects all the press clippings.
“When I go home at Christmas I’ll have to read them all.
“You shouldn’t really read all the press. It’s really nice to read the positive stuff but I don’t think you should focus too much on it.
“I think it’s better to just get on with what you’re doing,” she added.
Una has just bought a new house in London and is planning to move into the place with her rugby star boyfriend, Ben Foden, in January.
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