Kylie Minogue shows off her iconic sense of style in glam feathered co-ord

Kylie Minogue was channelling some serious glamour when she stepped out in London on Tuesday evening after her The One Show appearance. 

The pop queen, 52, wore a matching co-ord which looked like a gown at first glance but was in fact a strappy top and matching trousers. 

The midnight blue two-piece had feathered details running throughout and the top had a cowl neck design. 

Even her nails were painted in the same hue of blue and she flashed her winning smile as she stepped out into the night. 

The superstar added some extra inches to her height with gold platform heels as she continued to promote her new album, named Disco.  

Kylie rose to prominence as tomboy mechanic Charlene Robinson on soap opera Neighbours in the 80s, before she dominated the music industry.

And she joked her iconic character ‘would probably have her own garage by now’ as she appeared on Tuesday’s edition of The One Show.

The musician looked radiant in navy co-ords as she spoke about her acting days while promoting her new album, which could see her make history.

When asked where she thinks Charlene would be now by presenter Alex Jones, the Spinning Around hitmaker said: ‘I’d like to think she’s got her own garage and has a team of mechanics working for her.’

The songstress played a leading role in the TV series from 1986 until 1988, before leading a successful singing career.

Elsewhere in the interview, the blonde shared her delight at being on track to become the first female solo artist to have a number one album over five successive decades – if Disco maintains its top position on the British charts by Friday.

An excited Kylie said: ‘I’m really glad I didn’t know that while I making the album. There’s excitement and nerves every time I release an album… but that would be incredible. Let’s see how we go.’

Australian beauty Kylie recently recalled the time she nearly recorded a song with Prince – who is widely regarded as one of the greatest musicians of his generation – something she calls ‘an almost dream come true!’ 

The pint-size singer explained how she wrote some lyrics at the Purple Rain hitmaker’s request, which he then turned into a song titled Baby Doll.    

Speaking to Zane Lowe on Apple Music, the artist said: ‘Well, I had an almost dream come true, which was with Prince. I met him. As a 14 year old, a hormonally charged music maniac, Prince is just… it.

‘Then I went to see his show, God, early 90s at Earl’s Court – RIP Earl’s Court – and got to meet him afterwards. 

‘I don’t know where I plucked up the courage from, but I said, “Ah, I’m making an album.” I don’t know what I said. I have no idea. This is before phones and stuff.

‘I’m more gutsy than I kind of make out sometimes even to myself. Yeah. We just kind of hung out. I don’t even know what that means, but we hung out and he kind of put me on the spot a bit.

‘He was like, “So where are you lyrics?” I’m like, “I don’t…” “Where do you want your mic set up?” It was too weird and I must’ve seen him a couple… I wish I had, without phones, the memories, there’s just bits.’

Kylie went on to share how he then sent a cassette of a track which he created using her words, but her record label ‘weren’t into’ the idea of Prince possibly ‘doing it all’.