EN VOGUE: There’s no business like show business… Kylie’s still got it as she dazzles at Proms in the Park

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There’s no business like show business… Kylie’s still got it as she dazzles at Proms in the Park

By Joel Cooper
PUBLISHED:13:29 GMT, 9 September 2012| UPDATED:07:03 GMT, 10 September 2012
She’s better known for her disco dance anthems than an orchestral symphony, but last night Kylie Minogue proved that she can do it all as she dazzled audiences at Proms in the Park.
The Australian pop princess took to the stage in Hyde Park and was joined by the BBC concert orchestra.
Not only did 44-year-old Kylie hit all the right notes, but she wowed in the fashion stakes – wearing two beautiful outfits in one night.

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For the Proms concert, Kylie chose an elegant red satin dress with wrap detail, showing off her enviable figure whilst still looking entirely chic.
After her performance she headed to the Little House Restaurant in Mayfair where she met up with pals including Geri Halliwell, Emma Bunton and Mel C.
On her way into the venue she was still sporting her shiny red dress, but when she emerged she has re-styled herself entirely.

Chic: Kylie looks comfortable on stage in her red satin gown

Spinning Around: Kylie sings some of her classic hits at the Proms in the Park

She wore nude heels, a short denim skirt and a lace poncho over a small red tank top – making sure her second look of the evening was much more casual than the first.
She carried a multi-coloured scarf with her as she left the restaurant with a wide smile on her face.
She reportedly dined at the restaurant with her boyfriend Andres Velencosco and pal Ronan Keating.
Kylie recently announced that she would be releasing a new album of some of her most popular tunes, reworked with the BBC Symphony Orchestra.
Speaking about her proms gig earlier in the year, Kylie said: ‘I'm delighted to be performing at one of the UK's most outstanding nights of the musical calendar, and to sing in front of thousands of people whilst being accompanied by the legendary BBC Concert Orchestra in such a special year is truly a dream come true.’