A 90s pop star looked like she hadn’t aged a day as she posed in a skintight leather catsuit in a new photo.
The singer, now 55, looked incredible as she slipped into the very skimpy garment while posing at a hotel window.
The hitmaker added height to her frame with a pair of thigh-high leather boots and also sported a pair of sunglasses.
Showing off her sun-kissed tan, she completed her look by stying her curly blonde locks into a ponytail.
The singer burst onto the scene with a 1993 dance track that became a hit all over the world and was included on her debut album two years later.
But can you guess who she is?
A 90s pop star looked like she hadn’t aged a day as she posed in a skintight leather catsuit in a new photo
The singer burst onto the scene with a 1993 dance track that became a hit all over the world and was included on her debut album two years later
That’s right, it’s Whigfield!
The Danish singer, real name Sannie Charlotte Carlson, became a household name thanks to her hit single Saturday night, a UK number one for the singer following its release in 1994.
It proved to be her biggest success on British shores and even earned its own dance routine, which became a staple at primary school discos and family parties up and down the country.
Whigfield battled breast cancer over a decade ago and previously posted a snap of her inflamed right breast online and added that she was lucky to have left the hospital following the health ordeal.
She explained in her post to raise awareness for breast cancer: ‘Fighting breast cancer was a strange thing.
‘One moment I was living my best life making new music in London, the next I was stuck in a bubble of numbness.
‘Even though the operations and radiation therapies were tough, I got so much strength from seeing so many other patients including kids fighting this horrible disease, and many never left the San Raffaele hospital in Milan again.’
She added: ‘I hope this pic (taken during radiation therapy) Doesn’t offend anyone but helps to get checked once in while even though you’re feeling amazing. Wish you all a healthy and happy life.’
That’s right, it’s Whigfield! The Danish singer became a household name thanks to her hit single Saturday night
The song proved to be her biggest success on British shores and even earned its own dance routine (pictured in 1994)
Whigfield battled breast cancer over a decade ago and previously posted a snap of her inflamed right breast online and added that she was lucky to have left the hospital following the health ordeal
Fans thanked the singer for raising awareness of breast cancer and told her she was a brave woman.
Appearing on Lorraine in 2019, the singer admitted a healthy lifestyle has helped her maintain a youthful complexion.
She said: ‘The secret is do everything different to what you did in the 90s. I sleep every night at 10, I eat healthy and I exercise everyday. I’m not a naughty girl anymore.’
Reflecting on life away from the spotlight, Whigfield also revealed she lives on the outskirts of Milan, in the Italian countryside.
She said: ‘In the old days I was just so busy. I was sometimes promoting three singles at the same time. It was mad. Now I stop and smell the roses.’
The singer admitted she has turned her back on mainstream music over recent years, opting instead to focus on the vibrant international club scene.
The singer admitted she has turned her back on mainstream music over recent years, opting instead to focus on the vibrant international club scene (pictured in 1994)
Blast from the past: Whigfield displayed her incredibly smooth complexion and full pout during an appearance on Lorraine in 2019 (L) and pictured in 1993 (R)
She added: ‘I’ve been doing house music for the past three years. I’ve been writing music for other DJS.’
Whigfield previously said she was ‘really honoured’ that Saturday Night became so popular, but wishes she’d have been more prepared for her sudden rise to fame.
‘I wish someone would have prepared you for these things, because you’re kind of just pushed out into the whole thing,’ she told 9Honey.
‘You need a strong personality and I think you have to be sure of what you’re doing.
‘Because I love being on stage – I really enjoy it sincerely and I love the audience.’
