Sophie Ellis-Bextor puts on a VERY leggy display in a tasselled bodysuit while Paloma Faith dazzles in red as they perform at Camp Bestival
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Sophie Ellis-Bextor and Paloma Faith gave an energetic performance when they took to the stage at Camp Bestival on Sunday to sing their legendary hits.
Sophie, 45, looked every inch the superstar as she rocked a metallic bodysuit that accentuated her toned legs.
She elongated her figure by wearing silver glitter shoes with a double buckle on the side.
Sophie – who recently admitted Strictly made her feel so ‘uncomfortable’ with her husband that he needed therapy – wore a striking orange cape that fanned out behind her as she walked across the stage.
To make her look even more colorful, the mother of five completed her outfit with bright silver eyeshadow and a touch of pink lipstick.
Sophie Ellis-Bextor and Paloma Faith put on an energetic performance as they took to the stage at Camp Bestival to sing their legendary hits
Paloma Faith, 42, rocked red and threw her arms and legs wildly during the energetic set, which was cheered on by the crowd
Meanwhile, Sophie, 45, looked every inch the superstar as she dazzled in a metallic bodysuit that accentuated her toned legs
The Murder On The Dancefloor singer exuded confidence as she showed off her skills and whipped the crowd into a frenzy, swinging and kicking her legs and spinning around during her set.
Paloma Faith, 42, also took to the stage, wearing a red dress and waving her arms and legs wildly during her energetic set, drawing cheers from the crowd.
Paloma showed off her sensational figure during the performance in a tiny red short and a matching red T-shirt, which were tight on her small body and showed a bit of her belly.
She completed her stage outfit with a bejeweled baseball cap, an oversized feather coat and clear plexiglass heels.
The show followed her busy summer performances at venues including Glastonbury and Forest Live.
This came after she criticised Glastonbury trolls and pleaded with music fans to ‘give women a chance’ after a number of female artists suffered from technical issues.
As 210,000 revellers spent the weekend at Worthy Farm in Somerset, millions watched from home thanks to the BBC’s continuous coverage.
The Murder On The Dancefloor singer exuded confidence as she showed off her skills and whipped the crowd into a frenzy, swinging her legs and kicking and spinning around during her set
Paloma showed off her sensational figure for the performance in a pair of tiny red shorts and a matching red T-shirt that hugged her petite frame and showed off a glimpse of her waist
The singer looked sensational in red, adding to the glamour with a striking, bejeweled red baseball cap.
She completed her stage outfit with a huge feather coat and strutted her stuff in a pair of clear plexiglass heels
But after SZA, Dua Lipa, Shania Twain and Cyndi Lauper were criticized and accused of ‘miming’ when sound issues disrupted their performances, Paloma couldn’t help but clap back.
The 42-year-old Warrior singer reminded her viewers via Instagram Stories on Monday that women aren’t on stage to be “shamed and ridiculed,” but to be “bosses.”
She wrote to her 835,000 followers: ‘The way people are criticising the women who performed @glastonbury online is absolutely appalling.’
‘I think people need to understand that women are not on stage to be ridiculed and shamed. We are there with all our power as bosses and supporting each other.
‘GIVE WOMEN A BREAK.’