That's one way to be remembered: Sinitta, 44, strips off to reveal a frilly white bikini as she performs at the Hit Factory reunion

She had a number two hit with her song So Macho back in the eighties.
And on Friday evening Sinitta relived her heyday as she to took the stage during the Hit Factory Live Christmas Cracker concert at London's O2.
The 44-year-old made sure her performance would be remembered as she peeled off her white suit on stage to reveal a bikini underneath.

Putting on a show: Sinitta strips off to a white bikini for her performance during the Hit Factory Christmas concert on Friday

The singer, who famously dated Simon Cowell, started her performance in a demure white tuxedo style suit.

 

She vamped up her look with plenty of  make-up, red lipstick and a diamond headpiece and necklace.
As she began performing though, one of the male dancers who was on stage with her, began to help her undress, as she quipped: 'He's never undressed a grown woman before.'

Covered up: Sinitta started her performance in a white tuxedo style suit before taking it off

Soon she was just in a white bandeau style top with white frilly knickers and huge white platform heels. 
Her dancers were equally as raunchily dressed in tight yellow boxers and blue t-shirts which read 'Sinitta's Toyboy', in reference to her hit song Toy Boy.

Sinitta, who has appeared on The X Factor in recent years, looked remarkably toned as she took to the stage to perform a medley of hits. 

Helping hand: The singer was helped out of her suit by one of her scantily clad dancers

Toy Boy: Sinitta was joined on stage by men wearing t-shirts saying Toy Boy in reference to her hit single

She wasn't the only blast from the past to grace the stage - Kylie Minogue and Jason Donavon performed, while Steps and Rick Astley also took to the stage.
Pete Burns, dressed in a black dress and veil, joined his Dead Or Alive bandmates to play You Spin Me Right Round.
Ahead of his headlining spot with Minogue, Jason Donovan serenaded the crowd with hits including Nothing Can Divide Us and When You Come Back To Me, as well as doing some energetic dance moves.

Especially for you: Kylie Minogue and Jason Donovan were the headlining act at the concert

The man in black: Pete Burns performed with his band Dead or Alive

As the concert came to a close, all the acts took to the stage to sing Slade's Merry Xmas Everybody.
The acts were performing to celebrate the 25th of The Hit Factory , the studio which launched their pop careers. 
A proportion of proceeds from ticket sales will be donated to Cancer Research UK.
The show had been due to take place in Hyde Park in the summer but was axed because of bad weather.

In Step: Nineties group Steps also graced the stage on Friday evening

Suited and booted: Crooner Rick Astley got the crowd going as he performed some of his hits

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